EMBA Americas
Learn more about the diverse students, alumni, and faculty of this international executive MBA program.
Johnson recognizes 2019 award winners across nine academic programs
Several students across Johnson’s seven MBA programs and two MPS programs were recognized for their achievements, contributions, and academic performance.
Near or far, promotion or pivot: Career development in the Americas program
Liz Colodny explains how the Executive MBA Career Development Office coaches Americas students and facilitates career and leadership development.
Why choose the Cornell Executive MBA Americas program?
Verne Thalheimer explains how students in the Americas program benefit from a powerful network, immediate career impact, and personalized study.
From coffee chats to info sessions, connect with the Americas admissions team
It’s admissions season! Applications are rolling in. Events are on the schedule. The Executive MBA Americas admissions team is ready to meet you!
Alumnus Patrick Lafferty recounts life lessons from Army to MBA for military preview event
Lafferty, Executive MBA Americas alumnus, reflects on his Army and marketing careers with prospective students at Johnson’s Military Preview event.
Career search, Cornell style: How I cut my job-hunt time in half
After a three-month search and multiple interviews, Beth enthusiastically accepted a job offer. Her last job hunt had taken six months.
Congratulations, Johnson Class of 2018 graduates!
Graduates of the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management were celebrated at two recognition ceremonies on Saturday, May 26. Congratulations to the Class of 2018!
Noteworthy: NextFem podcast interviews Maggie Chan Jones, MBA ’09
Featured on an episode of the NextFem podcast, MBA alumna Maggie Chan Jones shares her powerful story, offers invaluable career advice, and describes how she unearthed her passion.
Diana Bricknell, MBA ’16: Going back to school and becoming her best self
Americas graduate Diana Bricknell, MBA ’16, is steadfast in her commitment to bringing more women in STEM into the fold and ushering in change that has been long overdue.