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ANJALI SASTRY Senior Lecturer, Management Science |
"When the students (or most of them) are gone for the summer, I miss them. When they're back in the fall, you feel the energy, and it's infectious."
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ABHINAV KHUSHRAJ '08 Background: Engineering and Computer Science |
"Since returning in August, it has been wildly crazy. I am a pilot and my core team is phenomenal. And its amazing to see the energy of starting school."
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ANU CHITRAPU '06 Global Wealth and Investment Management Bank of America, Boston |
"Being out there in the real world is both exciting and intimidating. Exciting because finally I have a chance to put my learning into action, and intimidating because now I am responsible for seeing plans implemented and making sure they are successful."
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JACK WELCH Former CEO, General Electric |
"When I appeared at MIT Sloan ... as part of my book tour, I found a very enthusiastic dean and students who were engaged and energized by many of the same issues about which I care."
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ROXANNE CHEN '08 Background: Marketing |
"I feel that people here are really supportive. ... As long as you are willing to try, there's always a door open for you."
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JOHN THOMPSON SF '83 Chairman and CEO Symantec Corporation |
"[At MIT Sloan] I found that the high level of thinking combined with real-world experience was extremely productive. And with the small size of the program, I formed lasting relationships with other students."
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CHAD LOVELL '09 Background: Engineering |
"I was amazed at the resources and the vast amount of opportunities already set in place starting in October, not to mention the passion and enthusiasm of the staff."
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Gerardo Guzman and Karen Bruck (both MBA ’09) talk about managing a marketing challenge for a tourism entrepreneur in Mumbai. Listen >>
The application for admission in 2010 is now available online. See the online application on the Apply Yourself Web site >>
Inaki Berenguer ’09: This semester I took the class "innovation in the Internet age", taught by the innovation guru Professor Eric Von Hippel. He is famous for coining the terms "democratizing innovation" (e.g., Threadless business model, where users that innovate can develop or ... More >>
Marie No is a classically trained concert violinist who came to MIT Sloan after having founded a summer workshop in Cambridge for children, aged 6 to 12, interested in playing stringed instruments. Her desire to create a more permanent space for the education of this population is what brought her to MIT Sloan. During Spring Break she will be studying in Venezuela with other MIT Sloan students in a socioeconomic and government-funded program that aims to pull children out of poverty through classical music. More >> (PDF)
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