When I try to identify Freeman’s “secret sauce” in helping students like me generate these newfound passions, I can easily point to the school’s tangible learning experiences. And when I reflect on a particular class that shaped my Freeman experience, I can easily highlight Burkenroad Reports.
With past experiences in the automotive and sports industries, Mitch Murray (MBA ’24) hopes to use the analytical skills and problem-solving ability he’s honed through the Tulane MBA program to pursue a career in finance after graduation, with a particular interest in private equity and investment banking.
Santosh Kumar (MBA ’24) is a seasoned project management professional with extensive experience managing high-value projects in the energy industry.
As a strategic planning analyst at Children’s Hospital New Orleans, Jeanne Chrisanthopoulos (MFIN ’21) derives insights from data to help support the hospital’s mission: to serve the pediatric healthcare needs of children across the region.
A 2022 graduate of LSU with a bachelor’s degree in international trade and finance, Connor Comeaux (MBA ’24) hopes to use his Tulane MBA to pursue a career in finance.
Eliana Winderman (MBA ’24) chose the A. B. Freeman School of Business to combine an MBA with an Energy Concentration, giving her an in-depth comprehension of energy management and the specialized skills to help lead the energy infrastructure transition.
With a background in public health, Keagan Goldwait (MBA ’24) chose Tulane and the Freeman School to acquire the business knowledge and experience she needs to pursue a career in hospital administration.
A native of Seychelles, Kalsey Belle (MBA ’24) hopes to use her Tulane Freeman MBA to help businesses drive value by striking an optimal balance between the objectives of sustainability and economic growth.
Keller Lambert (MBA ’24) chose the Freeman School to help build business leadership skills and expand his professional network.
Andrew Marymont (MBA ’24) came to the Freeman School after working as a financial analyst for a commercial real estate firm, where he valued over $2 billion in potential new acquisitions and developments.