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Women @ Work – Sound Bites, Statistics of Women Who Lead [Infographic]
Women today are making professional strides at an unprecedented level.
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Read MoreTopicsMBA Students Flock to Nontraditional Internships
If you’re interested in pursuing a career in non-profit management, check out this sample of intriguing internships available through Forté member schools’ career centers this semester.
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Read MoreTopicsRethinking the Business School Audience
Elliott, and other women like her who have entered MBA programs 10 or 15 years later than the typical student, may well be a harbinger of things to come.
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Read MoreTopicsBranding Herself as a Leader
When Katie Herrmann (Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, Class of 2011) entered her MBA program, her class was 34% women.
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Transitioning from Military Service to the Private Sector
Kima McCoy (Samuel Curtis Johnson School of Management at Cornell, Class of 2011) served two tours of duty in Afghanistan and one in Iraq.
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Rebekah Ahn, Stern 2010 – Honored as Edie Hunt Inspiration Award Recipient
Rebekah Ahn, Stern School of Business MBA Class of 2010, was honored as the recipient of this year’s Edie Hunt Inspiration Award at our recent MBA Women’s Conference in Chicago.
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