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  • Alumni Profiles: Alexandra Marsanu (MBA’17D)
    Sometimes it’s important just to get off the train There are many reasons to do an MBA. Re-branding your experience in order to change careers, meeting incredible people from all over the world or simply learning something new through a leading academic curriculum. All those reasons are magnified when having the opportunity to do such…
  • Alumni Profiles: Francisco van Zeller (MBA’08D)
    The Unconventional Background Looking for an international experience for my young family and I, my alumni friends in Portugal insisted that the best fit for me would be, by far, INSEAD, due to its incredible diversity of students and the seamless two-campus experience. Indeed, my background did not include any of the conventional ‘consulting’, ‘industry’…
  • Alumni Profiles: Kate Barnett (GEMBA'18D)
    A bit of fun along the way “No Guts, No Glory” beamed the poster from my teenage bedroom wall - an incongruous cartoon Garfield the Cat poster picturing him pivoting at the top of a ski slope. I recalled this message as I walked into my first factory manager role aged 31. I tried to…
  • Alumni Profiles: Minh Q Tran (MBA'00D)
    Is life after INSEAD like playing golf? Why did my life journey bring me to INSEAD? In 1999, I was a country manager in consumer goods in Malaysia. At that time, I wanted to change function to venture capital outside Asia in financial services. So, doing an INSEAD MBA was the logical path for me.…
  • Alumni Profiles: Rachna Chowla (MBA'09D)
    A spaghetti life: Medicine + INSEAD +… Before INSEAD, I had diligently followed a typical medical path – six solid years studying medicine, then another 7 working as a junior doctor, combined with post-graduate training. It was hard work and well contained within the bounds of medicine - a life that could have almost continued…