Cornell MBA

The sun is setting on summer 2017 and I have just completed the Ithaca-based portion of the Johnson Cornell Tech MBA program. On to NYC!

As a second-year MBA myself, here’s some advice from someone who has been through the core, an immersion, and an internship.

Johnson’s Women in Business event, also known as JWiB, gives prospective women MBAs an opportunity to visit the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University and be among like-minded businesswomen. Our tight-knit community is definitely one to experience firsthand.

Find out how students, alumni, and faculty in Ithaca and at Cornell Tech inspired and defined Johnson’s newest, interdisciplinary immersion: the Digital Technology Immersion.

A catalyst for regional champions in East Africa

“[Millennials are] focused on changing the way things are done and being able to drive change,” says Saunders-Cheatham, the Career Management Center director at Johnson.

Johnson Cornell Tech’s third class celebrated graduation in May. This cohort accomplished much during its year in New York City, and the future looks bright.

Some call it a “mini-CEO.” To others, “chief influencer” sounds more apt. Whatever descriptor you use, the role of product manager has captured the imagination of today’s MBAs.

Ian Folau, MBA ’16 (Cornell Tech), and Nwamaka Imasogie, MEng ’16: GitLinks