Leading in today's complex business world requires an entrepreneurial mindset, resilience in the face of change, and an ability to harness data and technology to make smart decisions. In our Full-Time MBA and Part-Time MBA programs, you will gain all of these things, plus a broad foundation of business expertise built through experience-powered learning. Join us to learn how D'Amore-McKim's MBA programs prepare you to lead in future work.

Frequently discussed topics for this session include:

  • The application process – Find out what our admissions team looks for to make your application stand out.
  • Real-world application – Learn how you will cultivate a global mindset and a profound understanding of the role of data and technology in decision-making.
  • Funding your education – Northeastern has a variety of scholarships and financial aid options.

At the event, you'll meet…

Mary McNamara

Mary McNamara is the Director of MBA Admissions. She enjoys leading prospective MBA students through their admissions journey. She also manages admissions and recruiting for the MS in Management and Graduate Certificate programs.

Mary has a passion for entrepreneurship and is a co-chair of the McCarthy(s) Venture Mentoring Network at Northeastern, a professional advisor at the MIT Trust Center for Entrepreneurship, and a MassChallenge HealthTech judge. She draws on her experience coaching and advising founders as she supports graduate business candidates pursuing their academic and professional goals.

Mary entered a career in higher education in 2019, serving on the MBA admissions committee at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. She continues to serve as managing director at Angel Healthcare Investors and was a founding member of the Angel Capital Association.

Previously, she was the COO of an early-stage digital health company and a marketing VP with Fidelity Investments. Early in her career, Mary held roles in software development at John Hancock, NYNEX, Computer Sciences Corporation, and Bankers Trust Company.