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Africaptialism: A New Era for Africa

by Jerry Petit-Frere, MBA ‘14 A summer in Africa changes the perspective of an American MBA. The continent of Africa is plagued by a number of socio-economic issues. Sustainable infrastructure, […]

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The best of both worlds: Influential thought leader and masterful teacher What if sales promotions aren’t having the effect companies think they have? Are consumers really switching brands or are […]

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A Company’s Evolution

by Patrick Starr, MBA ’14 and Environmental Finance and Impact Investing Fellow SSG Advisors, a boutique international development consulting firm based in Burlington, VT, was looking to evolve as a […]

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Sasa from Nairobi

Sasa from Nairobi by Kimberley Mark, MBA ‘14 (08/19/2013) Navigating my way through a developing country, on a mission to create a sustainable impact in some of Africa’s poorest communities. […]

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Wind Turbines: I’m a big fan

by Hanson Boyd, MBA ‘14 Energy makes the world turn. I’ve been fascinated with the energy industry from an early age and worked in traditional power generation before coming to […]

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Fueling Sustainable Social Change

by Lori McMahon MBA ’10, Program Manager – Intel for Change Now the Program Manager for Intel for Change, Lori McMahon (MBA ’10) discusses the influential role that SGE played […]

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Green Genes

by Bryson Saez, MBA ’14 and Environmental Finance and Impact Investing Fellow Mission-driven SGE student interns with the founding biotechnology firm. Early in my career I found that, like many […]

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Making a Lasting Impact in Bangladesh and Bringing Technology to Farmers

Students conduct on-the-ground research in Bangladesh and deliver real-world impact to rural communities.  by Stephanie Kwok, MBA ’13 As part of the Johnson EMI Fellows program, each fellow completes a […]

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Big Red Russia

The historically unpredictable way of life in Russia, the dizzying traffic, and the formidable language barrier proved to only be a minor inconvenience to the relentless first year Cornell Johnson […]