Executive MBA (EMBA)
Read more about students, faculty, alumni, events, and initiatives of the Executive MBA programs at the Johnson School.
A tribute to Lynne Allen after 13 years of dedication
Over her 13 years at Johnson, Lynne Allen provided exceptional career guidance and support to Cornell Executive MBAs and alumni.
Lessons after one year in the Executive MBA Metro NY program
In just one year, the executive MBA program taught me to leave my undergrad self behind, balance school and life, and develop team cohesiveness.
Reunion 2018 brings Johnson alumni back to Ithaca
Classmates were excited to relive old times, rekindle friendships, and learn how Johnson is changing and preparing for the future at Reunion 2018.
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.
Johnson Club of China celebrates 10th Anniversary
In 2008, Geoffrey Lim and Charlotte Ye, both MBA ’00, launched a vibrant new community: the Johnson Club of China, in Beijing, Hong Kong, and Shanghai.
MBA students collaborate across cultures at Cornell Tech Hackathon
Cornell Tech’s Roosevelt Island campus hosted the third annual Hackathon, which saw 130 American and Chinese MBA students compete for $22,000 in prize money.
Better together: One married couple’s experience in the Executive MBA Metro NY program
Nick and Katie Meyer share how their experience as a married couple in the Executive MBA Metro NY program has helped them grow both personally and professionally.
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.