UCLA Anderson alumnus, Tim Elliott, (Full-Time MBA ’04) was featured in a BusinessWeek piece today about the increasing number of MBA graduates who are opting to participate in global development organizations, such as MBAs Without Borders.
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April 26, 2010
MBA Grads Engage in Global Development Organizations
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