MIT Sloan Fellows MBA Program

08/29/2026

This week on meet Taiki Tazoe, SFMBA '27. Learn more about Taiki and why he joined the MIT SFMBA!

08/26/2026

The MIT Sloan campus is quieter now that summer courses for the MIT SFMBA Class of 2027 wrapped up last week. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back for the fall term!

08/21/2026

This week on meet Luiza Rubio, SFMBA '27. Learn more about Luiza and why she joined the MIT SFMBA.

08/19/2026

From the MIT Sloan Fellows MBA classroom to tackling one of today’s growing public health challenges, Erin Dawicki, SFMBA '24, and Michelle Ewy, SFMBA '24, are helping change how people respond to tick bites.

Their startup, LymeAlert, has developed an at-home test designed to detect Lyme-causing bacteria in ticks in as little as 15 minutes—giving people and their healthcare providers an additional data point when assessing Lyme disease risk. The idea began while Erin was taking a healthcare entrepreneurship class at MIT and has since grown into a venture bringing a new approach to at-home tick testing.

Learn more about their journey: https://loom.ly/NlTdRDA

Current tick testing often involves waiting up to six weeks for results, allowing a possible Lyme infection to spread, not to mention, many blood tests can miss early-stages of the disease.

08/14/2026

This week on meet Sungmin Sohn, SFMBA '27. Learn more about Sungmin and why he joined the MIT SFMBA!

08/13/2026

AI isn’t your competitive advantage. The decisions you make with it are.

Marlon Pascoal, SFMBA ’27, explores why advantage in the AI era will come not from access to technology, but from how leaders apply it to make better decisions.

Read his perspective on AI, strategy, and leadership: https://loom.ly/xDlQvvo

08/12/2026

What will leadership look like in an era shaped by AI, climate challenges, and rapidly changing workplaces?

At MIT Sloan Reunion 2026, faculty explored a powerful idea: As technology advances, distinctly human capabilities—empathy, judgment, creativity, relationships, and the ability to lead with purpose—matter more, not less.

Read more from MIT Sloan faculty on the future of work, sustainability, and leading in the age of AI:
https://loom.ly/AjyWlPw

MIT Sloan’s leading thinkers in economics, sustainability, and organizational studies agree: Embracing the human elements of our work is more critical than ever.

08/07/2026

This week on meet Walmy Cuello Jimenez, SFMBA '27. Learn more about Walmy and why he joined the MIT SFMBA!

08/05/2026

MIT Nobel laureate Simon Johnson and co-author argue that a proposed U.S. sanctions bill could fundamentally reshape the economic pressure on Russia by targeting the financial incentives that continue to sustain its war effort. They explain why this approach could succeed where previous sanctions have fallen short—and what it would mean for the future of economic statecraft.

Read more: https://loom.ly/-h_AVxg

Simon Johnson & Oleg Ustenko see much to like in a new bipartisan bill designed to hit the Kremlin where it would hurt the most.

07/31/2026

This week on meet Jayati Kambhampati, SFMBA '27. Learn more about Jayati and why she joined the MIT SFMBA.