Success Stories
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Mini-MBA Helps Military Veteran Make Successful Career Transition into Marketing and Sales
Philip Schweinsberg served as an infantry officer for eight years, stationed in Washington, North Carolina, Georgia, and Colorado throughout his time in the service. Because he was passionate about finding “work worth doing,” a military career made sense. But when he decided to transition out of the U.S. Army, he wasn’t sure if work like that could be done without a uniform.
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Saying Goodbye to Imposter Syndrome: How an Invited MBA Alumna Transitioned from Marketing to a Top Five Business
Hannah Rivers describes herself as “the fixer, the one who can figure it out.” From working in pizza shops and babysitting as a teenager to planning events for Google and Lego as an adult, she has always been a go-getter. But being a jack of all trades can often lead to imposter syndrome and questioning qualifications over experience.
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How a Mini-MBA Can Accelerate Your Nonprofit Career
Juggling different roles and learning unique skills is part of nonprofit work. For alumna Angela Amaya, her mini-MBA immediately improved her efficiency and led to a promotion.
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From Military to Consulting: Veterans Utilize the Invited MBA to Successfully Transition Into Business Roles Post-service
Veteran Nicholas Schroeder secures a top consulting role after leveling up his business acumen through the Invited MBA program.
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Alumni Stories: Rising Leader Upskills Business Acumen, Lands Dream Job
Passionate about mental health and effective people management, Kyle McCall knew a career that combined his interests would be difficult to shift into without financial acumen. Knowing the competition for these jobs was fierce, Kyle completed the Invited MBA to level up his skills and secure his dream position.
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Alumni Stories: Lifelong Entertainment Professional Closes Critical Business Deal, Credits Invited MBA
After more than two decades in the entertainment industry, from sorting mail on Dirty Dancing to producing legendary hip-hop music videos, Martin Jones needed the Invited MBA’s crash course in business to make his next career move.
