Ubben Posse Fellow Interviews: Dr. Bryan T. Kelly, MD, MBA
This interview with Dr. Bryan T. Kelly, CEO of the Hospital for Special Surgery, was conducted by Posse Scholar John Saleeb.
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Pepperdine Alum Wins Coveted HACR Achievement Award
Christopher Hidalgo is one of the youngest recipients of the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility’s Young Hispanic Corporate Achiever Award—an honor that recognizes emerging leaders making a meaningful impact in their industries and communities.
Ubben Posse Fellow Interview: José E. Feliciano
This interview with José E. Feliciano, Clearlake Capital Co-Founder and Managing Partner, was conducted by Posse Scholar Vincent Vergara.
898 Students Win Over $200 Million in Posse Scholarships From Partner Colleges
New Scholars will matriculate on campus in the fall after completing Posse’s eight-month Pre-Collegiate Training Program.
Dickinson Alum Tackles San Francisco’s Homelessness Crisis as Inaugural Chief Equity Officer
Through his efforts at the department of homelessness and supportive housing, Anthony Bush is helping thousands of the Bay Area’s unhoused find stable homes.
Clearlake Capital Exec Serves On National Board
Arta Tabaee is a partner at the leading private equity firm which boasts more than $90 billion in assets under management.
The philanthropic innovators spoke to Posse alumni about the importance of diversity and ethical leadership.
Tailored specifically for Posse graduates, The Update features important dates, Posse news, and select alumni highlights.
CoStar Group Becomes Posse Career Program Partner
The leading global provider of commercial real estate information and analytics will offer mentorship, internships, and job placements to Posse Scholars.
Capital One Executive Vice President Champions Posse D.C.
With more than 20 years of experience at the banking giant, Brad Jiulianti has leveraged his considerable experience to support the program and create career opportunities for Posse Scholars.
Posse D.C. Celebrates 20 Years with Bucknell
The liberal arts college recruited it's first cohort of Scholars from our nation's capitol when the site opened it's doors in 2004.