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“I sharpened my ability to think critically about high-level problems facing different types of companies, and the impact that they have on not only the primary consumer but further through the supply chain.”

“There is also an international student body, which will be helpful in my future business career and opportunities with other alums,” says Ngwana.

“Northeastern University is a very good playground for networking. I was really surprised to meet people in my classes from large and global companies,” says Uvasheva, “As a result, one of my classmates just gave me an opportunity to come to interview.”

“At D'Amore McKim I have been given access to the world,” says Saraf, “Every class has a new set of people who are accomplished and worldly. My graduate certificate program gave me the opportunity to develop soft skills on a global scale.”

Terrell Hunt, DMSB'13, has been awarded a 2017 Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowship, a program funded by the U.S. Department of State for those interested in pursuing a career as a Foreign Service officer. Hunt is one of just 30 people nationwide to receive the Fellowship.

Andrea Ornelas, MS'16, was recently nominated to the 30 under 30 most influential young Latino leaders list by El Mundo Boston.

Myles Lutheran, DMSB'10, is the managing director of EcoFuels Kenya, a company that harvests the many benefits of the croton nut for its people, with little to no waste produced, combining both good intentions and good business to create a more resourceful, sustainable future for Kenya.

We recently spoke with Casey O'Neill, S'11, MS'16, about her experiences at D'Amore-McKim and how the program helped shape her career. O'Neill is currently a Product Developer for Boston Beer Company, where she started as an undergraduate student on co-op.