In 2015, Northwestern (Kellogg) raised the percentage of women in its class of 2017 to 43%, the highest in the school’s history and one of the top percentages across MBA Programs in the United States. The Kellogg Women’s Business Association (WBA) is a critical organization for women and a driving force behind the increase. We […]
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The Women’s Business Connection (WBC) at UCLA Anderson provides resources to support women in all of their MBA programs. We chatted with WBC Co-President Britney Sussman, who talked to us about the supportive community at Anderson as well as a key differentiator with their school’s leadership that has made a significant impact. On the driving
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Darden GWIB President Kayla Cartwright (Darden, ’16) shared with us how all women can benefit from an MBA and the community of women in business school, and also provided us with thoughts on what more can be done to increase the amount of women attending business school. Flashback, circa 1994: Ever since elementary school
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Carolina Women in Business (CWIB) provides the women of UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School with opportunities for career and community development and networking opportunities in preparation for their post-MBA journeys. We had the chance to talk with CWIB President Meghan Marie McDonnell (UNC Kenan-Flagler, ’16) and VP of External Outreach Caitlin Fross (UNC Kenan-Flagler, ’16) who
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The Wharton Women in Business (WWIB) supports, empowers, and connects Wharton MBAs, alumnae, and the community at Wharton. Wharton boasts one of the largest populations of female MBA students across Top MBA Programs in the United States, as such, it should come to no surprise that it also boasts over 100 female student organizaton leaders.
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