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“As I walked down Treasury’s steps for the first time at the White House complex, I looked up at the East Wing, and the vivid images came rushing to my head. I pictured my parents fleeing the violence in Colombia and the stark contrast of Treasury’s polished steps with the worn, creaking steps of my childhood apartment complex. I recollected the decisive moments that brought me from my hometown of Long Beach, California to Washington, D.C., where I had the honor of working with our nation’s most senior leaders, as well as our global allies and partners. To be a Latino at HBS means that this is much more than just the next step in advancing my career. It represents the opportunity to create a seat at the table for the communities I come from, and continues a marathon that began long ago when my parents took those first steps out of Colombia.” - Jeffrey Arango (MBA 2025) Follow the link in our stories to read our newest @laso.hbs feature on the MBA Voices blog

The 10 recipients of the Robert S. Kaplan (MBA 1983) Life Sciences Fellowship for 2023–2024 have been announced. The Fellowship provides up to $20,000 to new MBA students in order to encourage candidates with qualifications in the biological sciences to enroll at HBS. Previous winners of the honor have showed excellence in academic science and professional leadership roles in the sector. The fellowship was established in 2008 and is now in its 15th and final year. Robert S. Kaplan, the Martin Marshall Professor of Practice at HBS and former president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, also served as vice chairman of the Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Learn more about this year's Fellows at the link in our bio.

Alumni Making News featuring Charlie Hernandez (MBA 2016, Section D, @cphernand). Congratulations!!! #HBSalumlife #HBSforLife