Discover the stories of our MBA students.
Kevin Ortiz (MBA '23) co-launched Lider to inspire the next generation of Latinx leaders in North Carolina
Robert Bushman's approach of teaching accounting as the art of depicting economic reality opens a world of financial insights to students that benefits their careers.
Grace Yook (MBA/PharmD ’21) was the first Asian woman and the first woman of color to graduate from UNC Kenan-Flagler’s dual-degree program with the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, and she’s used her experience to forge her own career path.
In the last 10 years, MBA@UNC has gone on to shatter many myths about online education by innovating and staying on the cutting edge to ensure it remains the gold standard of online MBA education.
Nancy Johnson's (MBA ’09) debut novel, “The Kindest Lie,” puts a spotlight on institutional racism and its impact on society, exploring the divide between Black and white America through character and story.
Maital Guttman (MBA ’13) has always had an activist spirit and is making change on a scale she never would have expected.
Napoleon Wallace (MBA ’10) is an impact investor and an embodiment of the indomitable human spirit, creating transformative change for nearly 20 years.
Aditi Paul (MBA '21) was driven to seize the opportunities available to her in the MBA program to achieve success in a healthcare career.
Surgeons Martyn Knowles and Ben Wood decided to earn their MBAs so they could turn their business idea into a reality, using innovation to support healthcare.
Sekou Bermiss applies his engineering background to his "People Analytics" data-driven human resource classes, showing students how to solve complex problems while optimizing the processes of recruiting, promotion, retention and more.
Professor Chris Bingham brings his passion for the puzzle of business strategy and why some organizations outperform others and win in their industry to his classroom lessons of pinpointing practices that help leaders make better decisions.
After surviving the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Ralf Etienne (MBA '2022) turned his entrepreneurial skills towards helping people, then earned an MBA to create an even bigger impact.
Along with the excellent reputation of the Kenan-Flagler Business School, the cost of living, quality of life, weather and strong alumni community connections are important factors when choosing Chapel Hill for your Full-Time MBA.
Professor Nur Sunar brings her passion for innovative and inclusive business models that include disruptive technologies like online marketplaces, ride-sharing companies, sustainability and energy to her classroom.
Chance Cobb's (MBA ’13) affinity for the outdoors and adventurous spirit inspired him to enroll in the Full-Time MBA program, where he could be better positioned to make an impact in the clean energy sector.
5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. ET Online
Join the UNC Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital Club at their Career Lab session! You'll hear from Mike Masterson, Founding Partner at Breton Capital Ventures. Mike will discuss venture capital from four different vantage points: Founder, Investor (Angel and Institutional), Board Chair, and Employee. It's a rare chance to hear how VC really works from someone who has sat in every seat at the table, and see the type if connections you'll build as a Tar Heel MBA.
UNC Kenan-Flalger | Chapel Hill, NC | Free for registrants
Visit us in Chapel Hill to meet current students, tour campus, learn about life as a Tar Heel MBA and much more! You'll be able to network with other prospective students as well as members of our supportive staff at a welcome happy hour event, followed by a day of helpful presentations and interactive sessions. A $150 application fee waiver will be awarded to all attendees.
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET Online
Join the President of Carolina Women In Business (CWIB) for a virtual coffee chat. She would be happy to answer questions that you have about life on the campus, events we have planned, and how CWIB can contribute to your recruitment journey as an MBA student at UNC Kenan-Flagler.
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