Alumni

Since 2015, Akanksha Mohla has worked for Mattel, in the global sales, inventory, and operations planning unit. Based in Los Angeles, Akanksha's current role is a long way from her life in Mumbai, her home prior to coming to the W. P. Carey School of Business for graduate school.

Jim Millecam, Nathan Millecam, Camille Millecam-Whiting, and Jason Weber have more in common than being part of the same family. They’re all W. P. Carey graduates.

Amanda Holt (MBA '08), who is head of client services and operations at marketing and advertising agency Amazowl in Phoenix, has worked remotely for 15 years. Here's her advice for maintaining work-life balance when home is also your place of work.

COVID-19 took everyone by storm, but when businesses asked how to handle it, Rebecca Clyde (MBA ’02) had the solution.

Alumnus Nick Boggs (MBA ’11) founded a coffee creamer brand that focuses on good taste that’s good for you. 

The novel coronavirus has caused a tidal wave of uncertainty over the job market in the last several months. Whether a student just graduated or has been in the workforce for years, the effects are being felt across the board.

The balancing act that achieves a sense of well-being.

Real-world experts bring coursework to life in new vertical agribusiness format.

San San Lai (BS Computer Information Systems/Accountancy '16) and Austin Millyard (BS Computer Information Systems/Accountancy '16) have plenty in common, including being dedicated dog parents.

Sometimes, students leave the W. P. Carey School with more than a top-rated education — they find a life partner, too.