“I came to MIT Sloan intent on joining a vibrant ecosystem for entrepreneurship and leadership development,” says Alecia Asiamigbe, MBA ‘26.
Based in Boston, Toast is an all-in-one restaurant point of sale and management platform, offering a suite of hardware and software products that handle everything from payment processing and payroll to reservations and online ordering. To stay competitive, the technology company is constantly innov...
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL | MIT Sloan’s Robert C. Pozen argues that many affluent investors may be over-allocated to bonds and could benefit from a more equity-heavy 90-10 portfolio, citing long-term stock outperformance, tax advantages, and the limits of bonds as protection during market downturns.
Information Technology PhD students Alice Cai and Peyman Shahidi from MIT Sloan have been named 2026 Rafel Lucea Memorial Research Award recipients, with Cai as winner and Shahidi as honorable mention.
Jacob Voorhees, EMBA ’13, shares how the MIT Executive MBA helped him evolve from investment banking executive to mission-driven entrepreneur. In this candid Q&A, he reflects on scaling and selling Capstone Partners, founding Navagant—the first B Corporation-certified investment bank—and redefining ...
With more than 15 years experience leading infrastructure projects across Latin America, Solangel Fernandez, SF ’25, came to MIT Sloan with a clear purpose—to innovate and accelerate the impact of sustainable development. An opportunity to fulfill that purpose came when her Sustainable Business (S-L...
As part of MIT Sloan’s Action Learning curriculum, MIT Sloan Fellows and EMBA students took the lead on a Corporate Entrepreneurship Lab project with the Google Colab team.
Klaviyo’s Ed Hallen, MBA ’12, and Andrew Bialecki are supporting the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship and the MIT delta v educational accelerator.
MIT Climate Policy Center is accepted into the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action (CFMCA). Bethany Patten, CPC Executive Director, and Arathi Rao, Director of the Global Climate Policy Project at Harvard and MIT, share their thoughts.
After decades as a top healthcare HR executive—and already holding multiple advanced degrees—Jim Dunn, EMBA ’16, turned to the MIT Executive MBA to fill a critical gap: financial fluency. What followed was a transformative journey that challenged his confidence, reshaped his leadership identity, and...
