Adar Granot

Adar
The CDC helped me translate the vision I had in mind to identify roles and company types I should be looking for. Once offers started coming in, brainstorming together and having an outsider's perspective was a huge advantage.

Jake Camacho

jake
INSEAD was my first choice because of its incredibly diverse student body, the one-year length of its MBA programme, the ability to study in both Singapore and in France, and of course its reputation for providing an outstanding, globally-focused education. 

Giang tran

giang
I know that to prepare for the entrepreneurship path, I need deeper exposure to other business domains than marketing and data. INSEAD, with its reputation for nurturing entrepreneurship and diversity, was my top choice.

Team Quokka in Western Australia

Team Quokka: Ian Yamaguchi and Matt Dodd Forming a plan  Matt and Ian have been mates since the start of INSEAD and both share an interest in tech and entrepreneurship. When we heard about SSUP early in the course, we were keen to get involved. While exploring options for our trip, a newly minted programme to head to Western Australia caught our attention.   INSEAD – Western Australia (WA) Partnership

What Is the ROI of an INSEAD MBA?

A lot of times I get asked if doing an MBA is worth it or what the ROI of an INSEAD MBA is. I always say "it depends" on what you're looking for in the short term vs long term. When I went to INSEAD in 2015, I invested EUR 63k on this experience. This was a HUGE financial investment for me as a 25-year old in India with no savings and no family funds to bank on.

Pauline Agius

Pauline Agius
At INSEAD, no two people have exactly the same background: you’re just as likely to meet someone having spent ten years in the army as you are to find a fashion designer who became a business entrepreneur.

Sergio Fogel: How an INSEAD MBA Helped a Uruguayan Entrepreneur Build a Billion-Dollar Payments Business

INSEAD alumnus Sergio Fogel is one of Uruguay’s most successful internet entrepreneurs. In 2016, he co-founded payments firm dLocal. Today, it’s the world leader in cross-border payments in emerging markets, with offices in five countries and operations in 30. It became Uruguay’s first unicorn in 2020 and is now valued at US $9.5 billion, following its 2021 public listing on the NASDAQ.  We sat down with Sergio to find out more about his entrepreneurial journey and the role INSEAD played in his success.
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