Investor and distinguished William & Mary Raymond A. Mason School of Business alumnus Todd Boehly '96 stands at the forefront of global headlines as his ventures continue to captivate the financial world. Recently featured in Forbes, Boehly's profile illuminates the inner workings of his vast portfolio under Eldridge Industries.
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business at William & Mary is making significant strides in undergraduate business education. In the 2024 rankings by Poets & Quants' the business school soared an impressive 20 spots to claim the 48th position, marking the most substantial leap among all 91 schools evaluated. This achievement builds upon our momentum from the previous year, where we rose 17 spots, securing the 68th position from our former standing at 85th.
Dustin Roberts, MBA '25, embodies resilience, advancement, and achievement in navigating career transitions. Having engaged in William & Mary's Veteran-to-Executive (W&M VET) Certificate Program: Flourishing Through Life Transitions, he offers insights into his transformative experience and its significant influence on his shift from military service to the executive world in a most recent Q&A session.
Matthew Hovelsrud is one member of this year’s 100 Best & Brightest Business Majors from Poets&Quants. Now in its ninth year, the Best & Brightest honors seniors whose infectious energy and unrelenting commitment to personal growth represent the best of their cohorts.
Fiona Basewitz is one member of this year’s 100 Best & Brightest Business Majors from Poets&Quants. Now in its ninth year, the Best & Brightest honors seniors whose infectious energy and unrelenting commitment to personal growth represent the best of their cohorts. As a whole, women account for 60 members of this year’s Best & Brightest class, including seven students from outside the United States.
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business is pleased to announce the induction of 95 new graduate students into the prestigious honor society, Beta Gamma Sigma, for the 2023-2024 school year. This accomplishment reflects these exceptional students' hard work, dedication, and academic excellence.
The prestigious Principled Achievement Award from William & Mary’s Raymond A. Mason School of Business will find a new home this evening in the hands of Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott ’98. McDermott will be presented the award on March 21 in New York City at a ceremony celebrating his exceptional leadership and commitment to principled achievement both on and off the football field.
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business is pleased to announce the launch of an innovative data education initiative by W&M Libraries and the McLeod Business Library. The Data Crunch Lunch & Learn Series is a comprehensive program aimed at enhancing data literacy among students, faculty, and staff.
Christian Chisolm, MBA '24, is a great example of resilience, growth, and success regarding career transitions. As a participant of William & Mary’s Veteran-to-Executive (W&M VET) Certificate Program: Flourishing Through Life Transitions, Christian shares his transformative journey and its profound impact on his transition from military service to the executive realm in a brief Q & A.
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business at William & Mary has reached a significant milestone in academic excellence within online education. According to the latest U.S. News & World Report 2024 Best Online Programs rankings, the Online Master's in Business Programs has distinguished itself as one of the Top 20 offerings in the Nation, securing the impressive rank of #18.
Professor David Long, an associate professor at William & Mary's Raymond A. Mason School of Business, is a thought leader in employee empowerment and job satisfaction. He emphasizes the importance of variety at work as a key factor in fostering team member empowerment and meaningful work. In a world where millions of workers are quitting their jobs, understanding and addressing the needs and desires of employees is crucial for retaining high performers and improving morale and engagement.
A year ago, Conor Sokolowsky understood that his swimming career at William & Mary was in its final weeks. He was set to graduate with the Class of '23 and start his career as an investment banking analyst with Clearsight Advisors. But then he got to thinking about graduate school...and the opportunity to keep swimming!
Since the public debut of OpenAI’s ChatGPT generative artificial intelligence platform in November 2022, business leaders have been avidly exploring the benefits and potentials of generative AI. And business schools have accordingly come to see the need to integrate AI training into their curricula to ensure graduates are prepared to succeed in fast-changing workplaces where generative AI may be here to stay.
