I am most proud of my work in education, it was great to make a difference each day. I am also proud of my work in college; I interned and eventually directed an art show designed to highlight minority and local small business in the community.
Small classrooms, data-driven curriculum, trading rooms, warm weather, nice food, and most importantly nice people that I met in the admission process. This program really gets to know me as a person.
I went to Tulane as an undergraduate student and I love and respect Tulane/Freeman and New Orleans. I hope to learn more about myself, to increase my business knowledge and to discover a career path that excites me, as well as make more great memories in this city.
I want to change my career path to a more strategic direction. I love numbers and business and would like to be a project or new product manager.
Pierre Conner, executive director of the Tulane Energy Institute and faculty director of the Master of Management in Energy, traveled to Warsaw, Poland, to be trained as a moderator in the Energy Transition Game.
Sofia Merkowitz-Bustos (MBA ’25) hails from Columbia, Maryland, and hopes to combine her creative impulses with her business knowledge to work in the entertainment industry.
Get a first hand look at the annual Tulane Business Forum from students, speakers and attendees.
Jake Davidson (MBA ’25), the fourth member of his family to attend Tulane, is pursuing his MBA to develop the skills to be the fifth generation to take the helm of his family’s business.
Samantha Rubin (MBA ’25) comes to Freeman from Delray Beach, Florida. She chose Freeman because of our newly revamped MBA curriculum, and she hopes to pursue a career in digital marketing.
Vasili Econopouly (MBA ’24) confirmed his intended career path through a summer internship at Sutter Health in Sacramento, California.