Alumni

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.

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

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

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.

Kirby Gonyer (MBA ’09) entered the Online MBA program to advance in his military career and left with a new skill set that has served him ever since.

When she found the courage to share her story, Michelle Cirocco (MBA '08) empowered other women to tell theirs.

In celebration of Sun Devil Giving Day, Michelle Cirocco (MBA '08) shares her story and how the W. P. Carey difference — personal, helping, caring, transformative, and there when you need it most — has been a part of it.

Devin Beasley (MRED '14), Executive Director of Self Storage at Cushman & Wakefield in Phoenix, Ariz., was inspired to pursue a new career in real estate when he observed the rapid growth and construction in his Brooklyn neighborhood.

As part of the W. P. Carey School of Business’ lifelong commitment to alumni, the school is responding to recent layoffs with specialized resources to support impacted graduates.

Gloralee Dixon (BS Business Management ’95) was presenting a group project when Gary Dixon (BS Business Management ’95) knelt to propose.