Alumni

Catching up with W. P. Carey Cupids

Couples who met at the W. P. Carey School of Business and have been enjoying life together ever since stepping off campus share where they are now.

Sun Devil stories: Jack Wight and Carrie Dougher

Sun Devil 100 celebrates the achievements of ASU alumni who own or lead innovative businesses across the globe.

Former NFL champ’s new playing field: coffee, breakfast, and wine

Jason Kyle (BS Marketing '94) credits lessons learned in the classroom with his ability to tackle the challenges of a diverse business portfolio today.

From knowledge to enterprise

According to Greg Vogel (BS Real Estate '85), ASU and W. P. Carey meant everything to the early knowledge that led him to build his enterprise — one the day he graduated, and another just two years later.

Alumni generosity fuels student success

Recognized for career achievements and community involvement, Alumni Hall of Fame inductee Michael Staenberg (BS Business Administration '76) continues to demonstrate the power of doing good while doing well.

ASU dual master's degree grad found a calling at Changemaker Central

Martine Garcia is dedicated to being the change he wants to see in the world.

Business strategies that stand apart

Sun Devil 100 celebrates the achievements of Arizona State University alumni who own or lead successful, innovative businesses across the globe. The Class of 2018 includes 42 W. P. Carey graduates. Meet three of them.

Manpreet Singh: Supporting the entrepreneurial dream one transaction at a time

From New Delhi to Mesa, Arizona, from his father's garment import shop to a multibillion-dollar Wall Street hedge fund, the W. P. Carey alumnus has always moved easily between different worlds. The 42-year-old finds himself back on the Sun Devil 100 list for the second year running.

Giving back moves us forward

A scholarship fund honoring the late Robert K. Wexler (BS Accountancy '84) will take a W. P. Carey student all the way to Prague this year, thanks to the generosity of Wexler’s fraternity brothers.

Power up

Energy sources and providers continue to change, going from wood-burning fires and coal to natural gas, solar, and more. It's not your grandma's fireplace anymore, and W. P. Carey alumni are charging the evolution.