Lizzy Yi MSBA 21
“I choose UC Davis MSBA because of rigorous curriculums to hone my technical skills, as well as the location that provides more opportunities for people who are interested in pivoting into technology industry like me.”
Letian (William) Ma MSBA 21
“I chose the UC Davis MSBA because of its well-crafted and rigorous curriculum, the opportunity to develop invaluable industry experience from its year-long practicum project as well as its excellent location in the heartland of technology.”
Animesh Danayak MSBA 21
DSAC Curriculum and Care Committees
“I chose the MSBA program at UC Davis because of the practicality and the innovativeness of the curriculum. The course’s focus on causality rather than just inference piqued my interest.”
Harvard Business Review's 10 Must-Reads on Creativity
Does your organization support creativity--or squash it? If you read nothing else on cultivating creativity at work, read these 10 articles. We've combed through hundreds of Harvard Business Review articles and selected the most important ones to help you ignite the creative spark across your organization.
QS Ranks UC Davis MBA in Top 50 in U.S. for Technology and Information Management
“We’re a major player and purveyor of graduate business talent in the tech sector—and far beyond,” says Antoine Broustra, senior director of career development.
Justin B. Siegel, Ph.D.
Arthur and Carlyse Ciocca Visiting Professor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Justin Siegel is an associate professor of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine at the UC Davis Genome Center. He received his B.S. in Biochemistry from UC Davis in 2005 and his Ph.D. in Biomolecular Structure and Design from the University of Washington in 2011, after which he returned to UC Davis to begin his research lab.
Dean's Advisory Council
The Dean's Advisory Council is one of the strongest connections the Graduate School of Management has to the business community. The council includes many of California's top business leaders, who serve as key advisors to the dean, sharing ideas and making recommendations on future growth and development of the School, curriculum issues and student organizations and projects.
Ted Reiterman MPAc 16
Paul Bianchi B.S. 85
Board & CEO Advisor
Todd Brockman MBA 93
GM & Global Head of Visa DPS
Visa Inc.
Roger Halualani B.S. 89, MBA 91
Founder & Principal
Halualani & Assoc./Epiphany Partners
Andrea Haviley MBA 08
VP Finance
Elma Electronic
Michael Hurlston B.S. 88, MBA 90, M.S. 91
President and Chief Executive Officer
Lumentum
Mike Kourey B.S. 81
CFO
Dialpad
Gary Lew MBA 98
CFO of Aquila Air Capital
Lecturer, SMC and UC Davis GSM
Michelle Leyden Li MBA 95
Independent Board Member
Building Material Distributors, Inc. (BMD, Inc.)
Philip Mader B.A. 90
Chief Investment Officer and President of Development
Kingsbarn Realty Capital
Joncarlo Mark MBA 00
Founder & Managing Member
Upwelling Capital Group LLC
May Ngai Seeman MAD 89
Board Trustee
UC Davis Foundation
Wylie Tollette B.S. 88
EVP, Client Portfolio Solutions
Franklin Templeton Investor Services
Andres Trillo
Vice President AMPA Region
HM.CLAUSE
Julie Meier Wright
Strategic Advisor, Collaborative Economics; Senior Fellow, US Council on Competitiveness; Senior Fellow, California Council on Science & Technology
Gary Lew
Lecturer
Gary Lew has served as an adjunct lecturer in finance, investments, management and accounting at the University of California, Davis, Graduate School of Management; St. Mary’s College; and Holy Names University. He has more than 25 years of experience advising and consulting in the aviation finance industry, including as founder of Capitola Partners. Currently, Lew is the chief financial officer of Aquila Air Capital, a leading full-service aircraft leasing and financing platform backed by funds managed by New York-based global alternative asset manager Wafra.
Reimagining Healthcare: Moving from Information Technologies to Innovative Solutions in the Next Decade
Luminare Series: Hosted by Center for Analytics and Technology in Society
- March 01, 2021 5:00pm - 6:30pm
The UC Davis Center for Analytics and Technology in Society continues its Luminare Series with a conversation on the digitization of healthcare. Given the monumental changes caused by COVID-19, we have never had more questions about healthcare: why is healthcare not efficient and effective, and how and where will technology improve the industry? We will be joined by leaders in Healthcare to discuss how result-oriented innovations, driven by technology, are paving the way for a better tomorrow.