Perspectives | Kenan-Flagler

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MBA programs earn STEM designation

The four MBA programs at the University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School have received STEM designation.

Making the change from the Navy to Google

Meghan Wilkens (MBA ’20) was thrilled to find an MBA program that allowed her the flexibility to study at times that work best for her in an online format.

Taking a leap of faith – and finding community

We have a group of incredibly ambitious, strong and fabulous leaders, and I look forward to seeing what we accomplish together.

South Africa students apply new clay to a home in Zimbabwe village

Learning from businesses around the world

What I did not realize was the impact that the GIE would have in shaping me to be a better leader in the classroom and beyond.

Forging her own path with a dual degree

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.

Building trust and expertise

Stephanie Chak (MBA ’21) sold flowers on street corners in her small hometown in California. Years later, she incorporated a business and streamlined operations, which helped scale it to a multimillion-dollar flower wholesaler.

Keeping it in the family

Robert Ejupi (MBA ’21) is the chief operations officer and chief marketing officer for Sport In LLC, a leading sportswear retailer and wholesaler in Kosovo.

Investing in the next generation

Je’nique Harewood (MBA ’21) is passionate about diversity and inclusion and she made it her mission to help increase the number of underrepresented minorities at UNC Kenan-Flagler.

Hooked on finance, investing in relationships

Ben Ivey (BA ’12, MBA ’21) opened a trading account while he was a communication studies major at Carolina.

How business school makes you a better leader

Success after graduation from a full-time MBA program relies on you having gained the skills to be a strong, impactful leader.

Using an MBA to switch careers: You’re not alone

If you think of yourself a potential MBA career-switcher, consider yourself in good company.

Advocating for women in business

Chantel Adams’ career in consumer marketing has taken her from Ohio to California, Illinois, Massachusetts and back to California.

Ximena Roth: MBA Mom²

Two might just be Ximena Roth’s (MBA ’16) lucky number. During her two years in the full-time MBA Program, her family has expanded – twice.

When is the right time for me to get an MBA?

How do you know when it is the right time to leave your job to pursue an MBA?

Diana Berry Standing in Harsco Rail facility

Women are valuable in the supply chain

Women account for an average of about 38% of the total supply chain workforce.

Upcoming Events

Jul 7

Charlotte Executive MBA Online Information Session

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. ET Online

Join us to learn more about the Charlotte Executive MBA experience! Our admissions director will share details about the curriculum, cohort experience, schedule, networking benefits and career support. And our executive career coach will be on-hand to discuss career and leadership opportunities in the program. They'll then open it up to an interactive Q&A session. Event attendees will be granted a $150 application fee waiver.

Jul 8

Coffee Chat with Admissions – Chapel Hill, NC

10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. ET Coco Bistro & Bar | Chapel Hill, NC

Stop in for a coffee on us and meet a member of our Executive MBA admissions team. Bring your questions about the Executive MBA experience, how it can help you take the next step in your career, or anything else on your mind.

Jul 9

Evening Executive MBA Online Information Session

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. ET Online

Join us to learn more about the Evening Executive MBA experience! Our admissions director will share details about the curriculum, cohort experience, schedule, networking benefits and career support. And our executive career coach will be on-hand to discuss career and leadership opportunities in the program. They'll then open it up to an interactive Q&A session. Event attendees will be granted a $150 application fee waiver.