This year, Chicago Booth is the only MBA school to win two awards, highlighting the significant work of both our faculty and alumni to address societal challenges and redefine “business as usual”.
Each year, a group of senior professionals from the private, public, and non-profit sectors gather along with The Financial Times journalists to determine winners for the annual Responsible Business Education Awards.
This year, Chicago Booth won two award categories, making it the only MBA program to earn multiple top-place recognitions:
Those interested in using business fundamentals to make a lasting, positive impact on today’s most pressing social and environmental problems find a committed MBA community at Chicago Booth. Anchored by the Rustandy Center for Social Sector Innovation, Booth offers programming, research, and a network of industry professionals in social entrepreneurship, impact investing, governance, and the nonprofit sectors. Find out more about the resources and support available to students, faculty, and alumni who are dedicated to making our world more equitable and sustainable.
Read more about the awards and the full short-list here.
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The collaborative atmosphere at Chicago Booth fosters a space where our students want to help one another succeed before, during their MBA journey, and beyond. Read on as Boothies shine light on Booth’s pay-it-forward culture.
What Does it Mean to Pay-it-Forward at Chicago Booth?
Four of our incoming Chicago Booth Forté Fellows joined us at the 2023 Forté Women's Leadership Conference. Read on to hear key insights from their experience.
Boothie Q&A: Forté 2023 MBA Women's Leadership Conference
We asked women in the Full-Time MBA Program to share their best piece of advice for other women considering an MBA.
What's your advice for women considering an MBA?