Topic: Miami Herbert Business School - Alumni News
Alumnus leads one of Bolivia’s top companies with purpose and vision
As a global alumni ambassador, Jose Salvatierra brings the values of strategic thinking and community leadership to his role at Industrias Luri.
Alumnus transforms gratitude into opportunity for future MBA students
Brian Wilson credits a graduate assistantship at Miami Herbert with shaping his career and ensuring future business students have the same chance.
Redefining sustainability across Africa and beyond
From the classrooms of Miami to the shores of Ghana, Master of Science in sustainable business alumnus Eric Adadevoh is a reminder that sustainability isn’t a buzzword–it’s a lifelong mission.
Canes rally behind alumna Alix Earle for primetime television premiere
The Miami Herbert Business School graduate’s debut on “Dancing with the Stars” sparked a spirited campus watch party, with hundreds of Canes—and her newest scholars—cheering her on as she competed Tuesday evening.
A roadmap for multinationals
With a fractured global landscape, multinational firms are well advised to adopt a multipolar geostrategy that fosters geopolitical intelligence and geo-regional hubs, and empowers front-line executives.
Elite executives launch Miami Herbert's inaugural doctoral program
New 3-year doctoral program attracts C-suite leaders and entrepreneurs.
Alix Earle Scholarship welcomes two new recipients
University of Miami alumna and social media sensation Alix Earle returns to Miami Herbert Business School to meet new scholarship recipients, reflecting on how UM shaped her career and her ongoing commitment to student success and mentorship.
A fowl secret unmasked at graduation
Miami Herbert alumnus Carlos Polanco-Zaccardi kept his identity as the University of Miami’s beloved mascot under wraps until graduation day.
From combat boots to business suits
Global Executive M.B.A. student carries his lessons from the military into the classroom.
Alumni mentors can help students thrive
A program pairing alumni with students through the Toppel Career Center helped Rosenstiel School senior Juliana Bevacqua and a few others find jobs this spring.
