Let Your Passion Become Your Profession.

Now more than ever, the world needs leaders who are able to adapt and innovate in order to move enterprises and our economy forward. Seize this moment to add that missing piece that aligns your personal and professional goals for success and leadership.

What sets Sonoma apart?50-50 male-female ratio in student enrollment
Faculty from 10 different countries and cultures
Life-long career services for professional success
Personalized and experiential learning environment
Flexible schedule for work-school-life balance
Financial aid and scholarships are available
Deep industry connections and alumni network

HYBRID PROGRAM SNAPSHOTS:

PrestigeUnique location, expert faculty, and deep relationships in the world of wine.

Immersion10-day "Leadership Intensives" on three continents around the world.
 
Advanced TrainingImprove design and systems thinking, financial analysis, talent management, and macro analysis of economic, environmental, and cultural frameworks.
 
LeadershipFosters executive decision-making, strategic analysis, and leadership communication as part of an individual integrative change project.
 
Flexibility16-month program includes three-month segments of online case-based 
learning and faculty mentoring, with three extended onsite visits.
 
IntegrationTeam and project-based learning will focus on wine value chain strategies, international brand management, and investments, mergers and acquisitions.

 Information Sessions are an opportunity for incoming students and interested professionals to meet with program administrators, alumni, faculty, and staff for an overview of the program, outline of courses, and to address any questions.

RSVP Here: https://www.tfaforms.com/459039

(Accepting applications beginning October 1, 2017.)

Visit www.sonoma.edu/mba to learn more.

Questions? Email: mba@sonoma.edu 
Phone: (707) 664-3501

The Sonoma MBA programs are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), a standard of excellence shared by fewer than five percent of business schools worldwide.