Growth Dynamics in the Consumer Market for Battery Electric Vehicles

Exposure to electric vehicle technology at home and work can fuel market growth

Car makers claim to be “all in” on electric vehicles, and California pledges 5 mil. zero-emission vehicles by 2030. Professor David Bunch examines factors driving consumers to adopt the new tech.

Connie Xu MBA 20

"Once an Aggie, always an Aggie."

Education

  • MBA, UC Davis Graduate School of Management
  • B.S. in biochemistry and molecular biology, UC Davis

Experience

  • Senior Consultant at Treximo.
  • QC analyst at Genentech.
  • QC Analyst II at AstraZeneca.

Student Leadership and Experience

  • GSMSA student leader
  • Bay Area Part-Time MBA Student Ambassador

 

Christine Dillman MBA 21

"I have had the honor of collaborating with amazing MBA students on projects both in and outside of the classroom over the last few years. As co-president of the Bay Area Women in Leadership at the Graduate School of Management, my fellow members and I advocated for equity and inclusion at UC Davis and within the corporate sector. After the killing of George Floyd, we organized an Unconscious Bias Training so that MBA students could understand and mitigate prejudice as leaders in their own companies—that moment stands out to me."

Forté MBA Forums for Women

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Our programs are offered at the UC Davis campus, the San Francisco Bay Area—the world’s foremost hub of innovation, and in Sacramento—California’s thriving state capital. We also offer the first Online MBA in the University of California system.

There are countless benefits to earning an MBA. From moving up the career ladder, to gaining the skills you need to switch fields or start your own business, an MBA opens many new professional doors to you.

Sequoia's China Portfolio Hits Speed Bump After Tech Crackdown

Professor Ayako Yasuda, says regulation of VC investment in online education “fits the overall more confrontational stance of the (Chinese) government to take on the U.S. and assert its dominance as the global superpower,” and in turn, “puts U.S. VCs active in China, like Sequoia, in a complicated position.”