In celebration of International Literacy Day on September 8, Sloanies who have authored works in various genres discussed the importance of literacy in their lives.

Bain & Company’s clients want to know how they can use generative AI (GenAI) to add value to their businesses. In order to make recommendations, Bain & Company Partner Jennifer Smith, MBA ’11, and Senior Manager Enrico Innocenti, MBA ’18, needed more information. They enlisted a team of six Prosemin...

Ife Omolola Kalejaiye, SFMBA ’23, is Head of Programme and Change Management at Wema Bank in Nigeria, where she built the office responsible for transformation projects. She’s worked with clients in banking, fintech, and energy to design and deliver on their strategy, growth, and transformation proj...

Anderson da Silva Pereira, SFMBA ’23, is a fintech innovator and entrepreneur who spent several years in the banking industry prior to joining the MIT Sloan Fellows MBA.

Before entering the MIT SFMBA, Karen Kumakura Inomata, SFMBA ’23, worked as a senior manager at a global management consulting firm where she connected the pharmaceutical business in Japan to the wider world with a range of projects, including cross-border M&A and market-entry and R&D strategies.

The annual networking event brings together local alumni and students from all degree programs to strengthen personal and professional ties across the MIT Sloan community.

Ten years after MIT Sloan opened its first physical location outside of the United States in Chile, the MIT Sloan Latin America Office remains an integral part of Santiago’s bustling business district.

Anuja Kadian, SFMBA '22, is the Government and Industry Affairs Director at Corteva Agriscience.

For Brian Via, an SFMBA student, every day is an opportunity to create new connections. Follow Brian as he attends his classes, advises classmates, spends time focused on work, and meets with his friend Jeff Lau, currently a global director at Google.

When she was an MIT Sloan Fellow, World Bank Technology and Innovation Officer, earned a memorable nickname from MIT Senior Scientist Andrew Lippman. “We were discussing Facebook. My point was that if Facebook can make tons of money selling my data, why can’t I make money off myself? I just want Fac...