Alumni

Briana (Davis) Warner (BS Accountancy '95) and Danny Warner (BS Marketing '96) first met through ASU's American Marketing Association (AMA) chapter.

After meeting through an ASU business fraternity, John and Nancy Rawls are celebrating 42 years of marriage.

The W. P. Carey School of Business Master of Real Estate Development wasn't designed to simply give students knowledge about real estate. It was designed to teach the business of real estate and transform students into critically thinking, ethically minded industry leaders.

Connecting again by chance led to 32 years of marriage for W. P. Carey Cupids Dani O'Dell (BS Accountancy '87) and Dean O'Dell (BS Finance '87).

These W. P. Carey Cupids have been on the journey of life together since their junior year at ASU.

With Valentine's Day fast approaching, there's nothing better than a good old-fashioned W. P. Carey Cupid story about a couple who met at ASU, fell in love, and share their lives.

Education can help make dreams into reality. Alumnus Gideon Asamoah realized this during his time in the master's degree in finance program at W. P. Carey. The MS-FIN allowed Asamoah to move closer to his goals, leading to his position as a securitized products analyst.

For Nivedita Rajarajan, the wide world of finance is a dynamic and exciting field. The master's degree in finance at ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business helped her discover her passion for finance and investments and led to her current position, which she says is "inspiring."

The master's degree in finance first caught the attention of Maryam Alizada for its program length and quality of education.

The Master of Real Estate Development program at ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business aims to develop professionals focused on environmentally respectful and socially responsible real estate projects.