Partnering with Alumni and Business

Michigan Business School alumni contribute generously to the intellectual life of the school, speaking to classes and at conferences, recruiting and mentoring students, and supervising students in action-based learning programs.

Women in Leadership: Stacey Davis Stewart, MBA ’87, president and CEO of the Fannie Mae Foundation, gave the keynote address at the 11th Annual Women in Leadership Conference and spoke at the 2004 Spring Commencement.
Mastering Manufacturing in a Global Market: Andrew Masterman, MBA ’93, president of Walbro Engine Management, the world’s largest manufacturer of carburetors, served as a judge at Spotlight! 2003, a day-long competition held in September. Forty-five Business School and College of Engineering students competed for $35,000 in scholarships at Tauber Manufacturing Institute’s Spotlight! 2003.
Developing Future Business Leaders: Pete deVaux, BBA ’66 and MBA ’70, head of deVaux Consulting of Verona, Virginia, and a member of the Wilson Birthplace Foundation Board of Trustees, mentored Sarah Davis when she served on the foundation’s board.
Connecting Students with Business: Sam Wyly, MBA ’57, was instrumental in arranging for a MAP team to work with the largest retail provider of less-polluting electricity in the United States—Green Mountain Energy in Austin, Texas.


		< Home > About the Gift > About the Donor > Education Michigan-Style > About the Campaign > About the School > About the Dean > Media Inquiries > Photographs		Education Michigan-Style The Student Experience Big Idea Research Partnering with Business, Alumni Degree Programs Joint Degree Options Partnering with Alumni and Business Michigan Business School alumni contribute generously to the intellectual life of the school, speaking to classes and at conferences, recruiting and mentoring students, and supervising students in action-based learning programs. Women in Leadership Stacey Davis Stewart, MBA ’87, president and CEO of the Fannie Mae Foundation, gave the keynote address at the 11th Annual Women in Leadership Conference and spoke at the 2004 Spring Commencement. Mastering Manufacturing in a Global Market Andrew Masterman, MBA ’93, president of Walbro Engine Management, the world’s largest manufacturer of carburetors, served as a judge at Spotlight! 2003, a day-long competition held in September. Forty-five Business School and College of Engineering students competed for $35,000 in scholarships at Tauber Manufacturing Institute’s Spotlight! 2003. Developing Future Business Leaders Pete deVaux, BBA ’66 and MBA ’70, head of deVaux Consulting of Verona, Virginia, and a member of the Wilson Birthplace Foundation Board of Trustees, mentored Sarah Davis when she served on the foundation’s board. Connecting Students with Business Sam Wyly, MBA ’57, was instrumental in arranging for a MAP team to work with the largest retail provider of less-polluting electricity in the United States—Green Mountain Energy in Austin, Texas.