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Siblings find community and path to global impactSiblings Saad and Shiza Kamil are more than 7,000 miles from home, but the first-generation college students have found a second home at Notre Dame.
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Notre Dame MBA’s ‘Grow Irish’ Program Goes IrishThrough Grow Irish, MBA students work on high-impact projects that provide them with immersive, global learning opportunities, and allow them to deliver actionable insights to businesses partnering in the program.
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Zach Harber is balancing a growing business with his MBA studiesA dream trip to Australia started Zach Harber on a journey to start his own investment banking business and to go back to school for his MBA.
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Notre Dame business students win stock pitch competitionThe event provides students the opportunity to present original equity research in a competitive setting and connects them with finance professionals.
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Notre Dame’s EMBA prepares leaders to succeed in a complex, interconnected worldGlobal immersions in the EMBA program help leaders experience how business is conducted elsewhere, and how geopolitical and macroeconomic forces could affect the companies they lead.
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Shared values, shared journeyGraduate business students Matthew and Melissa Kaufmann are balancing graduate studies and family life in South Bend.
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The Notre Dame MBA helped put Lauren Suga on the path to her dream jobFrom compensation consultant seeking change to Google intern—how Mendoza's alumni network made Lauren Suga's dream career pivot possible.
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A reenergized Corporate Advisory Board is better serving the MBA experienceBy aligning with the student journey, the Mendoza College of Business MBA Corporate Advisory Board is entering a new era.
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The world beyond businessFrancesca Frieri (ND '26) is looking to leverage her business minors to maximize social impact.
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Piloting a Life of ServiceAir Force Fighter Pilot and Notre Dame MBA student Max “Money” Navarro is on a mission to learn and to serve.
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