Jim Roth (left)
Sloan 2008
Dell Inc.
Passport: US
Robert Jungerhans (right)
Sloan 2008
Nextel Partners Inc.
Passport: US
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"The Sloan Program is different. The experience is familial. The students are worldly. The opportunity changes you."
—Jim Roth, MS '08
"I’m here with a remarkable collection of peers of similar age and experience. What was unexpected for me was the international aspect! Although it is advertised, the international diversity is something that has continued to amaze and inspire me. Now I have a set of friends from around the world. Such a welcome surprise."
—Robert Jungerhans, MS '08
The Sloan Program is just one of the academic choices offered at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Sloan Fellows Class Profile
The class is eclectic with respect to personal and professional backgrounds thus creating rich learning from a diverse group of peers.
- 58% are non-US citizens
- Fellows hold passports from 18 different countries including the US
- Their work experience spans 20 different countries
- The average years of work experience is 11.5
- The breadth of the Sloan Fellows' work experience:
44% in the US
33% in Asia
15% in Europe
8% in Central/South America - 22 of the Sloan Fellows received undergraduate degrees in the US
Packard Foundation Fellows
In recent years, the David & Lucile Packard Foundation has provided fellowships for outstanding individuals from the nonprofit sector to participate in the Sloan Program. Recent recipients are:
- Jon Teeuwissen, Sloan '09, of the Joffrey Ballet in Chicago
- Caroline Barlerin, Sloan '08, of Level Playing Field in San Franciso
- Naa Lamle Wulff, Sloan '07, of Ashesi University College in Ghana
- Bess Bendet, Sloan '06, of Three Guineas Fund in San Francisco