Originally from Kolkata, India, Arti Toshniwal received her Bachelors degree in accounting from the Shri Ram College of Commerce, India’s top commerce institution and graduated in the top 2% of her class.
Lorena Cano Cuadra joined Brandeis International Business School (IBS) with outstanding experiences within the banking, retail, and telecommunications industries in her native Peru.
Traveling and working with people from Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa, Dr. Olaf Unteroberdoerster MS ’98, PhD ’98 has lived a life filled and enriched with memorable international experiences.
Raya Milkovska, MA '13 arrived at the Brandeis International Business School (IBS) with some exciting practical experiences and a strong academic record.
Tetiana Sapun, MA ’13 gained hands-on experience in asset management working for Union Asset Management AG in Warsaw through Brandeis International Business School's (IBS) Perlmutter Institute Corporate Internship program.
“I felt prepared coming into this job but the learning curve is still steep... I’m open to any opportunities that arise, and I am excited to see what happens next.”
“The opportunity Brandeis IBS gives you to grow close relationships with your professors allows you to further interact with them outside of the classroom.”
A native of Lvov, Ukraine, Alexei Ponomarov, MBA '12 excelled in courses such as Financial Theory, Marketing Management, Management Communication, and Operations Management.
“I always looked forward to class–spending time with my fellow students and hearing lectures from amazing Brandeis professors. It was such a stimulating environment.”
Hussein worked as an Investment Analyst Intern at Highfields Capital Management, which occupies the top floor of the John Hancock Tower, the tallest building in all of New England.
Jason Greenwald MBA ’13 spent the last few months interning at CBS, where he reported directly to the network’s Vice President of Advertising Operations.
Brandeis IBS graduate, Demetris Papadopoulos, MA '00, received an award at the 2009 Human Resource Executive (HRE) magazine's fourth annual Rising Stars competition.
It's an exciting time for Francisco Niclós Negrão ’00, MA ’01, an economist and lawyer based in São Paulo who specializes in antitrust law and international trade for major national and international corporations.
I strongly believe that the economics courses at Brandeis IBS provided me with the skill set, and most importantly the macroeconomic intuition, necessary to quickly analyze macro data and produce insightful economic reports.
Gregory Benac, MA ’03 had only played in one live tournament before he decided to put his skills to the test in the World Poker Tour in Paris last March.
Paul Walborsky '88, MA '89 is chief executive of GigaOM, the Silicon Valley-based media company that has emerged as a highly influential voice in the world of business and technology.
Yuki Hasegawa '09, MA ’10, a human resources analyst at Goldman Sachs, helps manage training and development programs for the investment bank’s most important asset: its talent.
Working at Facebook’s Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) division in Dublin, Ilan Dee, MBA ’12 helped the Platform Operations department improve how companies and developers integrate with Facebook.
As one of four recipients of Steven M. Bunson Internship Grants, Rafaella Cuff, MA ’12 soaked in the sunshine–and more than a few microfinance projects–in Bahia, Brazil.
Ana Lobo, MBA ’12 worked in Honduras at the Wings of Hope Foundation, which runs orphanages, helps migrant workers, and collaborates on social work initiatives.
Yaniv Jember MA ’12 and Shuyan Wu MA ’12 (pictured) received the inaugural Perlmutter Institute internships at the Accenture Institute for High Performance, an international consulting firm in Boston.
Jack Jia, MBA '11 knew he wanted an internship in China for the summer, but he did not know he would find success with Tony Chang, PhD ’83, a Brandeis alum and loyal supporter.
How did Ram Iyer, MBA '09 land a job at EMC? The Brandeis IBS alum talks about the knowledge and skills he acquired during his time earning his degree, and how they proved to be crucial in the workplace.
"My experience at AfDB reinforced my desire to work for an institution that’s doing development work in Africa," says Nonguierma. "It didn’t matter how hard the workload was—people there were so committed."
Myra Chaudhary, BA/MA ‘10 is this year’s recipient of the Brandeis IBS American Leadership Award, which recognizes U.S. students who exhibit outstanding potential for international careers.
Recently named one of the BBJ's "40 under 40," Zenobia Moochhala, '98 is Co-Founder, VP and General Manager of US Consumer Subscription Services at Care.com.
After winning the Leonard J. Asper Startup Award and Bunson Investment Challenge, Archana KC MBA ’13 spent the summer building a new enterprise that found her taking a three-week trip to Nepal to meet with local farmers.
