How UVA Darden’s Executive MBA Is Empowering a Leader to Transform Oral Healthcare
“Let’s see… how many flights has it been?” Jimmy Anthony (Class of 2025) pauses, counting silently on his fingers. “At least 30, maybe more. Enough that I’ve got the airport layouts memorized.” Each trip — from Little Rock, Ark., to Washington, D.C., and abroad — marks another step in his journey through the University of Virginia Darden School of Business Executive MBA program.
Lost Your Job or Worried About Job Security? Here Are Tips for Moving Forward
Layoffs are in the news, and job-havers and job-seekers alike are feeling the stress of uncertainty. Jen Coleman, who leads the Armstrong Center for Alumni Career Services at Darden, shares insights on how to deal with job loss and career anxiety.
Career Coach Evan Inra (EMBA ’08) Lives His Own Advice
For Evan Inra (EMBA ’08), life and career have been marked by a desire to pivot and explore new challenges as exciting opportunities arise—and to embrace change.
Rethinking Mental Health Care with Darden Grad Bill Blue
William F. "Bill" Blue Jr. (MBA '86) believes all people who need mental health care should be able to find help quickly at any level of care just as they can for physical health. After a mental health crisis in his family involving long delays in diagnosis and treatment, Blue left a 28-year career in investment banking to find a solution.
From Burnout to Breakthrough: How UVA Darden’s Executive MBA Helped One Student Redefine Success
Madeline Peterson (Class of 2025) had built a career most would envy. She drove market expansions at a real estate tech firm, won million-dollar contracts at a cloud computing company and thrived in high-pressure enterprise sales. She was always moving — closing the next deal, chasing the next opportunity, stacking achievement upon achievement.
Lagos Hustle Meets Darden Grit: How a Nigerian Risk Manager is Shaping Global Business
Anuoluwapo Rogers (Class of 2025) stands up in a crowded room. One of the senior executives of global network services at American Express has just opened the floor for questions. And Rogers, a summer intern at the company, does something that sets him apart.
