Adam Jackowitz, DMSB'10, co-founded The Fetch My Pet iPhone app, a digital platform that pet owners can use to care for their animals. He notes that his time at the D'Amore-McKim School of Business helped shape some of his business decisions.
Associate Professor Bruce Clark discusses the future of Amazon after its monumental move to purchase Whole Foods.
Jasmine Roth, DMSB'08, is the host of the new HGTV series House to Home, in which her company, Built Custom Homes, LLC, oversees construction design and property management. She credits some of her success to cooperative education and entrepreneurial experiences at Northeastern University.
“It's incredible how much I see rolling over from school into work and vice versa.” – Christine Macoul, MBA'19
“After the MBA at Northeastern, you will be ready to understand business challenges in a global way and tackle them from a holistic perspective. The MBA will give me the tools I need in order to achieve my long-term goals.” Says Tatiana Lopez Aranzazu, MBA'18
Drawn to Northeastern by its talented people, world-class co-op programs, and innovative educational model, Raj Echambadi looks to move D'Amore-McKim into “the pantheon of elite business schools.”
“I chose D'Amore-McKim because of its corporate residency program that gave me real-world experience for sufficient time for me to understand roles and responsibilities.” Says Alex Gaines, MBA '18
Three D'Amore-McKim School of Business students, Avadhoot Belose, MBA'17, Jithin Jacob, MS'17, and Karan Mohan, MS'17, recently placed first in the inaugural Northeast Supply Chain Online Competition, applying their classroom knowledge to a real-world supply chain simulation.
“I am someone who learns best by a hands-on model so the decision to enroll in a program that not only educates me but gives me an opportunity to apply what I've learned in the corporate residency made the decision a no-brainer.” – Lindsey Hoffman, MBA'18
“No other university offered a comparable option that would enable a career-switcher like myself to gain 6 months to a year of applicable work experience while at the same time working towards the completion of an MBA.” – Kwesi Adarkwa, MBA'18