MBA
Sloan Women in Management Club
MIT Sloan Women in Management (SWIM) is a club at MIT Sloan that aims to support and empower women to succeed academically, socially, and professionally. The club offers a mentorship program and hosts various professional, networking, and social events throughout the year. SWIM is open to all MIT Sloan students and strives to create an environment where women can challenge convention, push boundaries, break barriers, and inspire innovation to shape their future.
WATCH: Women's Week Highlights 2019
MIT Sloan women are CURIOUS + BOLD. Hear from alumnae as they reflect on their transformative MIT Sloan experiences!
Forté Foundation
As a sponsor of Forté, MIT Sloan is committed to the advancement of women in leadership. MIT Sloan offers Forté Fellowships each year to outstanding female candidates who demonstrate leadership in their community, academic institution, or place of work. All female applicants are automatically considered for these awards.
The MIT Sloan Admissions team partners with Forté for the MBALaunch program. This 10-month program pairs women seeking an MBA with a support network and provides a structured roadmap for applying to business schools.
MIT Innovation Initiative
Past and future programming, conferences, institute-wide associations, and programs available across MIT and MIT Sloan.
Erica Cappon, MBA'24
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Hometown
Milwaukee
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor in Marketing & Operations & Technology Management from University Of Wisconsin
Cristina Mondragón, MBA'25
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Hometown
Mexico City
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Economics from ITAM (Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico)
Renée Rust, MBA'25
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Hometown
Boston
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University
Stephanie Sjoblom, MBA'24
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She/Her/Hers
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Arts in Business from Brandeis University