Alumni

Alum gives back to Sun Devil community

This Women's Equality Day, Erin Im (BS Marketing '04, MBA '08) supports young professionals through knowledge and mentorship.

MRED alumnus Alex Boles uses degree to make real estate career pivot

Even though Alex Boles worked in the real estate industry before coming to ASU, he credits the Master in Real Estate Development program at W. P. Carey for the ability to pivot and grow his career.

Being a Sun Devil means making a positive impact

Alum Austin Gottsacker (BS Finance '17) finds fulfillment in the real estate industry and through philanthropic work.

MRED degree helps alumna Kelley Blosser build real estate career in New York

As Senior Director at New York City-based MCRE Partners, W. P. Carey alumna Kelley Blosser uses her Master of Real Estate Development degree to help her company navigate the post-COVID world of office building management.

Sun Devil 100 Class of 2023

W. P. Carey celebrates 64 alumni who are part of this year's Sun Devil 100 class.

Strength in numbers

Business quickly became personal for Bethany Lares (BS Accountancy '20, MACC '22), who lost her mom and found a support system at W. P. Carey.

MRED alumnus Guillermo Gonzalez used education, connections to start consulting agency

Guillermo Gonzalez (MRED '11), founder of Connecticut-based Gonzalez Advisory, began his career in architecture but wanted more experience in the business side of real estate. This desire led him to pursue a Master of Real Estate Development (MRED) degree from ASU.

Celebrating Women's HERstory Month with Grace O'Sullivan

Grace O'Sullivan (MBA '10) shares her connection to the 2023 Women's History Month theme, 'Celebrating women who tell our stories.'

Building momentum together

Supply chain faculty Gopalakrishnan and Srimathy Mohan know the biggest changes can start with the smallest actions.

Building the next generation of real estate leaders

An ASU MRED alum explains how he and fellow advisory board members give back and help open doors for others in one of Arizona’s hottest industries.