Alumni: Connect with Opportunity

School of Management staff and alumni at a dinner in a restaurant New York City.

Dean Paul Tesluk (front row, left) enjoyed an evening with our active alumni group in New York City.

Your UB MBA Forever Network™

Network and explore opportunities around the world through the School of Management Alumni Association. Whether for career advancement, mentorships or internships, you'll have a wide array of student-alumni engagement opportunities, leveraging the UB School of Management alumni community in industries and markets around the world.

Corporate Champions
The Dean's Advisory Council, the School of Management Alumni Association Board and advisory groups for LeaderCORE, Consulting Group and Case Competition clubs
Campus speakers: Alumni and business leaders share their experience and insights with students through a wide range of campus presentations
Business competitions: Alumni leaders are mentors, judges and employer sponsors
Engagement with companies: Opportunities for practical experiences with internships that lead to post-MBA employment
Numerous networking opportunities
Professional development workshops like Network New York, Coffee Cup Conversations, Resumania and alumni career panels

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3/28/19
“In the UB MBA program, we learned to be leaders of the future. I want to shape the future of MGM and make decisions that will impact the entire industry. That’s my next move.”
Nathalie Taureau, MBA ’17
Multi-Property Revenue Manager, MGM Resorts
9/10/19
“The UB alumni network put me in direct contact with some of the most respected industry experts in aviation to start my career in airline management. The network was invaluable for getting a job in an industry that exists almost entirely outside of Western New York.”
Anthony Falvo, MBA ’18
International Network Planning, Pacific, United Airlines
9/9/19
“There’s a duality in health care, which I learned early in my career. There’s the clinical side and the business side, and my journey has given me the insights to navigate both to improve measurable outcomes.”
Norman McCulloch Jr. MD/MBA ’07