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Going to the D'Amore-McKim School of Business and pursuing a full-time MBA helped me acquire that global mindset; it's the people I've met, the amazing professors I work with, all the hard skills and soft skills I learned. And then, the exposure I got through working at Hasbro. That's something I'm really grateful for.

“My corporate residency gave me many things, but more than anything it gave me a confidence that I'll carry forward through the rest of my career,” says Rice.

“The D'Amore-McKim Part-Time MBA program really gave me a lot of different perspectives to bring to the workplace,” says Littke.

“My career decision has been hugely influenced by my successful and enriching corporate residency at LogMeIn,” says Johnson.

“I sharpened my analytical abilities through multiple projects working with big data in order to pull out the key messages. I also further developed my communication skills by working with people from different backgrounds in order to reach a common goal. Overall, I feel that I am well prepared for my future in the supply chain industry,” says Rice.

“I chose the D'Amore-McKim MBA because of its strong Corporate Residency program and the opportunity to spend this time of my life in Boston, which many consider the Medical Mecca of the world. I have been in healthcare my entire life and the chance to be surrounded by some of my childhood heroes—the minds that are shaping the future of healthcare—was a dream opportunity,” says Butler.

As a Supply Chain Management concentrator, Acker did his corporate residency at Raytheon. “I reported directly to a Vice President and was often asked to present to his boss, a member of the Senior Leadership Team,” he says.

“I would recommend the D'Amore-McKim School of Business. It gives you insight. It's like a cradle of innovation for new ways of thinking,” says Moses.