MBA Class of ’25: Sirianong Peyasantiwong
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.
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.
Brandon Soltwisch comes to the Freeman School from the Monfort College of Business at the University of Northern Colorado, where he served as an associate professor of management.
Jeff Salyers joins the faculty as a professor of practice after more than a decade in senior marketing roles at leading consumer packaged goods firms including Kimberly-Clark, Abbott Nutrition and McCormick
Debra Salbador joins the faculty as a professor of practice after a 25-year career on the faculty of Virginia Tech.
Eric Poché joins the faculty as a professor of practice after serving nearly a decade as an instructor in the Freeman School’s Writing Center.
Christopher Otten joins the full-time faculty as a professor of practice after serving more than a decade as an adjunct lecturer.
The Albert Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation is seeking volunteers to serve as reading-round judges for the 2024 Tulane Business Model Competition.