When she first decided to pursue an MBA, Chrissy had been working as a registered dietitian for several years and felt she’d exhausted her career options. While impacting patients’ lives as a healthcare provider was rewarding, she lacked opportunity for skill development or advancing her career path.
After months and months, I finally made it to a meeting of the Venture Club of Indiana.
Kyle Egenolf, MBA’17, is an engineer—a strong critical thinker and problem solver—but to take his career to the next level, he needed more.
When Dustin Kleppe moved to Indianapolis, he did not have a network or a next step in his banking career.
A few years ago, Megan Lees, MBA’18, realized her career was plateauing.
Lizeth Hernandez, MBA’20, believes deeply in education because she knows how transformative learning can be. When she immigrated to the United States from Colombia with her mother shortly before her 13th birthday, they arrived with little money and no English.
The annual Elite 50 recognizes graduate and professional student achievements in scholarship and service beyond the classroom.
IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis Associate Dean Phil Powell recently told students, “IUPUI blends with Indianapolis to form the Kelley School classroom.”
