Freeman News
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Graduation Spotlight: Anya Sastry (BSM '24)My time in Jerusalem and the West Bank through Tulane’s Mandel-Palagye Program for Middle East Peace was transformative and is something that I consider to be a hallmark of my time at Tulane. The academic outcome of that…
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Graduation Spotlight: Jordan Nesser (BSM '24)The extracurricular achievement that I am the proudest of is leading and helping grow the Tulane music business club, Green Wave Sound. I have always been passionate about music and have been lucky enough to meet, partner…
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Graduation Spotlight: Ngadi Kamara (BSM '24)I am most proud of two achievements: being selected to study abroad in Milan, Italy and my involvement in transforming Tulane’s Alliance of Black Business Students (ABBS). Both experiences were incredibly challenging and…
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MBA Class of '25: Sebastian WitteI am most proud of working with the first responders during the height of the pandemic, I feel joy in helping others.
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MBA Class of '25: Harrison BondMy proudest moments came when I was managing over 100 employees in our healthcare technology consulting internal startup while our restaurants and bars were closed for the Covid-19 lockdowns.
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MBA Class of '25: Juan Sebastian OcampoI am most proud of my work as Senior Brand Manager at a CPG company and I was able to manage 11 brands with revenues of USD 11M.
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MBA Class of '25: Le YangI hope to be a professional in impact investing, especially in gender lens investing.
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MBA Class of '25: Gabriel BuHow well-respected program is and how it increases opportunities and experience. I hope to improve my leadership skills and make long-lasting friendships and connections.
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MBA Class of '25: Amanda PhillipsI am pursuing my MBA to provide myself with greater mobility in my professional career.
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MBA Class of '25: Giannis TsahageasI'm pursuing my MBA to make myself more competitive in the job market, specifically in Sports Management.
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MBA Class of '25: Esther FrempongI am most proud of my work in education, it was great to make a difference each day. I am also proud of my work in college; I interned and eventually directed an art show designed to highlight minority and local small…
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MBA Class of '25: Sirianong PeyasantiwongSmall classrooms, data-driven curriculum, trading rooms, warm weather, nice food, and most importantly nice people that I met in the admission process. This program really gets to know me as a person.
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MBA Class of '25: Nathan KrippnerI went to Tulane as an undergraduate student and I love and respect Tulane/Freeman and New Orleans. I hope to learn more about myself, to increase my business knowledge and to discover a career path that excites me, as well…
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WWNO Louisiana Considered: Independent banks seek approval to switch from a 'mutual' bank operation to a stock-owned modelAmanda Heitz, assistant professor of finance, was interviewed for a segment on the WWNO news magazine "Louisiana Considered" about independent banks in New Orleans seeking to change their ownership structure from mutual…
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| ResearchStudy: Vanishing photos make matches multiply on dating appsA new Tulane University study finds that sharing ephemeral photos, which vanish after being seen, can increase the number of matches on a dating app. The study was published in Information Systems Research.
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Freeman students highlighted for Poets & Quants 2024 'Best & Brightest Business Majors'Freeman seniors Raleigh Kreis (BSM '24) and Kobe Zagon (BSM '24) were recently highlighted as two of this year's Best & Brightest Business Majors by Poets&Quants.
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Freeman growing as Fulbright destinationIn addition to producing Fulbright students, Tulane and the Freeman School are also leading destinations for Fulbright students. The Freeman School currently has four international grad students on Fulbright Foreign Student…
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MBA Class of '25: Luis SaabI want to change my career path to a more strategic direction. I love numbers and business and would like to be a project or new product manager.
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| EventsFintech entrepreneur Todd Schwartz to serve as 2024 Freeman Distinguished LecturerFor the 2024 R.W. Freeman Distinguished Lecture, Todd Schwartz, founder of OppFi, will sit down with Myke Yest, senior professor of practice in finance, for a wide-ranging discussion that will chart the company's journey…
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Sensitive skincare company earns top prize at Tulane Business Model CompetitionGently Soap, a skincare brand that creates bath products infused with clinically validated botanicals to provide “joyful relief” to people with sensitive skin, won first place and the top prize of $75,000 at the 24th annual…
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Tulane honors 2024 Entrepreneurs of the YearTulane University honored Chris Britt (A&S ’95) and Andrea Turner Moffitt (NC ’00) as Entrepreneurs of the Year at the 2024 Albert Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Awards Gala.
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Students unlock entrepreneurial insights at Founders ForumThe Albert Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation's second annual Founders Forum gave entreprenuership students the chance to meet and learn from the founders of 23 New Orleans area companies.
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Lola SoniregunLola Soniregun (MME ’20) graduated with a Master of Management Energy degree and carved a path to a rewarding career as a financial trader with NextEra Energy in Palm Beach, Florida. It was in Tulane’s MME program that Lola…
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Neal TalaskeMBA program alum Neal Talaske (MBA/MSR ’21) is helping to create a sustainable future through the skills he acquired in Tulane’s MBA/sustainable real estate development program,
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Lalka to discuss new book on Big Tech at 2024 New Orleans Book FestivalRob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business and executive director of the Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, will discuss his forthcoming book The Venture Alchemists: How Big Tech Turned Profits into…