A recent book by Drexel Trustee Mike Lawrie and LeBow Dean Emeritus George Tsetsekos builds on decades of experience and a long-standing friendship.

Established in 2018 by Drexel alumnus, trustee and longtime executive leader J. Michael Lawrie, the program has powered the careers of numerous MBA graduates.

Charles Sineri and Melissa Ritter Hermanson share how their online MBA studies complemented their work in the healthcare field.

LeBow undergraduate and graduate students have applied their skills and collaborated as teammates in competitions throughout the winter and spring terms.

With a fellow alum as their CEO and mentor, two LeBow MBA grads have found fulfilling careers and helped lead a small pharma company to success.

Quality of incoming students, assessments by graduates and alumni career outcomes shaped LeBow’s appearance in the site’s Online MBA rankings.

LeBow MBA students received a thorough grounding in Agile project management during a compact, residency-style course advising an international client.

Paired by LeBow’s Graduate Career Services, MBA and MS students meet with mentors, including LeBow alumni, to gain career insights and network across industries.

Working for the City of Philadelphia, Mark O’Dwyer ’20 is applying lessons from the Lawrie Advanced Global Leadership Program in a public-service setting.

In early March, LeBow graduate students teamed up to solve a crisis scenario designed by The GIANT Company.

Coaching from MBA students helped early-stage entrepreneurs in Drexel’s B Smart Series secure financing and grow their businesses.

LeBow MBA students dug into streaming technology and consulted with experts at Comcast to devise and pitch a new digital platform.

Four student speakers presented on themes of diversity and inclusion in an open, honest and vulnerable fashion.

To an audience of undergraduates, Shefali Karani emphasized the importance of owning your success while also communicating your ambitions.

Four first-year MBA students faced challenges from the weather and from judges' difficult questions en route to finishing second in a case competition.