Oregon Executive MBA News

Ericka Warren BA ’92, MBA ’19 is the recipient of the UO Alumni Association's 2024 Jeanne Johnson Alumni Service Award. Warren, the founding president of the UO Black Alumni Networ, has tirelessly gone above and beyond to strengthen ties between alumni and the university.
We've invested $60 million in the buildout of our new home in northeast Portland. Take a tour with us through the sparkling student and event spaces, dining options, labs, and more.
From the track-and-field trials to sponsorships and activations, Lundqusit College students and alumni helped make the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics memorable.
Another group of Ducks is spreading their wings and flying off to their futures. May your futures be bright, your endeavors fruitful, and your hearts forever tethered to the memories forged during your time at the University of Oregon.⁠ Congratulations the Class of 2024!
Capstone advisor Scott Grout uses his extensive business experience to mentor the next generation of business leaders and rising entrepreneurs earning their degrees at the Oregon Executive MBA.
Brought to you by two recent graduates from our Portland-based executive MBA, Paloma is here to help users find a whole-you career fit, and help employers hire and retain top talent.
Introducing Momentum—our new digital publication. Join us for this new, immersive experience as we tell the stories of the Lundquist College of Business, its students, faculty, and graduates.
2023 graduate Marisa Kraft used her time at the Oregon Executive MBA to move into a key role in an industry that truly reflects her values.
Brandi Martin always assumed she would go for a second-in-command position. But in her first year at the program, Martin stepped up to become CEO of steel fabrication and installation company Instafab. (And that was just the start.)
A start-up from two recent executive MBA grads aims to transform the way we find work.
Shan Rammah, MBA '23, never expected to launch his own airport development firm before he graduated.
The Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA) has named Oregon Executive MBA alumnus Oscar Arana as its interim CEO.
Congratulations the Class of 2023! We're so incredibly proud to see these new graduates leave the nest and fly off to whatever the future may bring.
Rachel Todd, director of the Oregon Executive MBA program, was named one of the Portland Business Journal's 2023 Women of Influence.
New dean makes a splash, students help bring the world to Eugene, groundbreaking faculty research, and more.