Share a common purpose with extraordinary people.
MIT is a connection engine. In just 12 months, you’ll forge unforgettable bonds with faculty and students across the Institute and MIT Sloan. You’ll brainstorm and problem-solve with industry leaders and collaborate with students and faculty at neighboring universities, too.
This is a rare opportunity to spend a year gaining knowledge, building confidence, and sharpening critical leadership skills. Our community is dynamic and welcoming, coming together from diverse backgrounds and all corners of the world to learn, teach, and invent the future at MIT Sloan.
Meet our students
Our students come from diverse backgrounds to form a cohesive community. They're ready and willing to answer your questions about the program and about the MIT Sloan experience. Their emails are linked in their profiles below.
Bindu Chanagala, SFMBA'23
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Hometown
Visakhapatnam, India
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Technology in Information Systems from Acharya Nagarjuna University - RVR & JC College of Engineering
Brian Via, SFMBA'23
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Hometown
Fayetteville, NC
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy and Leadership from University Of Virginia
Oghenekevwe Ovbije, SFMBA'23
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Hometown
Ughelli, Nigeria
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering from Igbinedion University Okada
Osayuki Eguasa, SFMBA'23
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Science in Accounting from University of Benin
Tega Uvieghara, SFMBA'23
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Hometown
Lagos, Nigeria
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Suhel Soudagar, SFMBA'23
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Hometown
Puna, India
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Jawaharial Nehru University
Amiya Ranjan, SFMBA'23
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Hometown
New Delhi, India
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science from Birla Institute Of Technology And Science
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Zaid Ali, SFMBA '19
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Hometown
Toronto, Canada
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Commerce in Finance from Saint Mary's University
Riham ElGizy, SFMBA '19
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Title, Company
CEO, Voluntary Carbon Market
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Manuel Montes, SFMBA '21
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North America Director of Procurement, Lineage Logistics
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Hometown
Boston, MA
Nasr Sattar, SFMBA '21
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SVP Strategy & Innovation
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John W. Thompson, SFMBA '83
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Company/Title
Chairman of Microsoft Corporation
Suzanne Frey, SFMBA '06
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Company/Title
Vice-President, Product for Security, Privacy, Trust at Google
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Industry
Technology
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Current Location
Los Gatos, CA
Pascal Marmier, SFMBA '08
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Company/Title
SVP Head Engagement Americas and Asia at Swiss Re Institute
Siow Huang Gan, SFMBA '10
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Company/Title
Brigadier-General in the Singapore Armed Forces
Chandra Briggman, SFMBA '14
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Company/Title
CEO of Activation Capital
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Industry
Technology (entrepreneurship/innovation/economic development)
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Current Location
Richmond, VA
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Family Experience
When you come to MIT Sloan with a significant other or family, the entire community benefits. That's why we strive to create a warm and welcoming environment from the moment you arrive.
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We understand that hiring works differently at senior levels. Our experienced career coaches are dedicated to supporting you as you navigate each stage of the process.
I can drop a line to a classmate or MIT alum to guide me in any of the countries I’m working with. They can give me an insider’s view of their political systems so that I have essential knowledge on how to approach policy in that area.