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Mission Matters

Our mission to educate leaders for business & society inspires us to make a difference across industries and sectors.

Understanding water risks

The Colorado River

Quantifying the costs of data collection

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Cultivating equitable urban growth

Anthony Asiegbunam ’27

Turning big ideas into businesses

Josh Geballe ’02

Strengthening New Haven’s economy

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Mentoring high schoolers

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Empowering personal investors

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Accelerating learning for kids

Juliana Worrell

Consulting for social enterprises

Participants in the Global Social Entrepreneurship course completing fieldwork in India

Responding to geopolitical shocks

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Encouraging civic participation

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Bringing startups to life

Dianna Liu ’18

We seek students who care deeply about the problems afflicting our world. 

We equip them with the knowledge, the resources, and the networks to pursue positive and ambitious change in business and in life.

Congratulations, Class of 2026

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Our Community

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Executive MBA students balance full-time work and a rigorous education. They told us how self-care, family moments, and “ruthless prioritization” keep them on track.

With the school’s unique and enduring commitment to transform the world for the better, we see this as the ideal moment to prepare students who want to shape the next phase of AI. The inclusion of required AI-focused content throughout our curriculum recognizes the imperative for future business leaders to grasp how AI can be applied to business problems in ways that responsibly create value.

I took Introduction to AI Applications at Yale College last semester, along with a large language model course and a software development class, and ended up coding three different applications. It’s not something I had ever planned on doing, but I’m so happy I did. Those skills are really valuable in today’s job market, and I’m able to understand technical conversations much better.

GBS student Kenza Moussaoui Rahali ’26