“The coursework in investment analysis, portfolio management, and risk management filled in lots of gaps in my knowledge, and taught me formulas and models that I now use all the time. My technical skills have also greatly improved.” – Anders Rathlev, Graduate Certificate in Investments‘21
“With so many businesses shrinking or dying off, there's a tremendous opportunity for managers with the right education to come in and help turn things around. . . . Helping a business in crisis restructure or discover a new business model is really exciting to me.” – Audrey Chen, Graduate Certificate in Corporate Renewal'20, MS in Finance/MBA‘22
“The finance courses are relevant to the current moment, and offer so much more than what a textbook alone can teach you.” – Jyo Mohapatra, Graduate Certificate in Corporate Finance‘21
Accommodating remote work trends post-COVID will be a learning curve for workplaces, say Northeastern researchers.
Some intramural sports are resuming again at Northeastern, including in-person workout sessions led by Club Gymnastics president Cara Sciorilli, DMSB'21.
Take a look back at the trailblazing career of Linda Sarkisian, DMSB'80 and former Senior Cooperative Education Coordinator for finance.
“I've seen the value of the residency from both sides. I'm the head of revenue for ButcherBox, a young company that delivers high-quality meats to consumers across the country. I came to this role as a direct result of my corporate residency here four years ago.” – Ben Ghosh, Head of Revenue
“The residency provides us a source of talent to hire, and it gives both the MBA student and the hiring manager the ability to get familiar with each other first to see if the relationship will be a good long-term fit. There's simply less risk for hiring a resident that we already know. This workforce development model has been a big success for my company.”
Khailah Griffin, DMSB'22, is taking over our Instagram @damoremckim this week! Follow along for an inside look at her experiences at D'Amore-McKim!
A partnership between Northeastern's Roux Institute and Techstars delivers a startup accelerator program in Portland and potential D'Amore-McKim credits for Techstars alumni.
Friends, including a D'Amore-McKim colleague, celebrate the 50-year-long tenure of Linda Allen, Northeastern's retiring associate vice president and university registrar.
Rachel Domb, COS'24, saw a gap in eco-friendly packaging for snacks. Cue her plant-based food venture, Rooted Living.