Elisa Recabarren Allende
INSEAD stood out because of its diversity, both in cultures and in industries, which is exactly what I was looking for.
My Social Impact Internship with TenX Nutrition in Kenya
For my INSEAD summer, I chose to spend time working with TenX Nutrition, an early-stage food business in Kenya focused on making everyday foods more nutritious and accessible.
Integrating Sustainability Is a Core Value Creation Lever
During my summer internship, I supported the product strategy of Sustainability Compass, a decision intelligence platform built around a comprehensive sustainability framework. I assessed the product’s outputs, identified gaps and opportunities to strengthen its value proposition, and built dashboard views that translated the analysis into practical decision support for companies, investors, and customers.
What I Learned About Financing Food Security at WFP
During the summer break of my MBA at INSEAD, I joined the United Nations World Food Programme in Rome as a Finance Fellow in its Innovative Finance Unit. After several years in investment management, I wanted to understand how finance could support humanitarian work.
What Eight Weeks in South Asia Taught Me About Access
It's early morning in Old Delhi, and I'm watching a line of homeless residents wait patiently for a standing chest X-ray, one after another. At the same time, a health worker carefully records each person's contact information into an archive so they can be found again if something comes up. No fuss, no resistance, just people quietly showing up for themselves. I remember thinking: this is what “access” actually looks like. Not a supply chain diagram. Not a slide.
What Twenty Countries Taught Me About Responsibility
This summer, I had the opportunity to intern with the
My Summer Internship: Unlocking Corporate Fundraising for MSF in Latin America
My path to humanitarian fundraisingBefore INSEAD, I spent four years at Mastercard Advisors working on growth and go-to-market strategy for banks, fintechs and retailers across Latin America and the Middle East. Most of my projects came down to a single question: how do you build a revenue stream that lasts?
Antonio Carvalho
Singapore specifically has great conditions for expats, and I would live there again without hesitation.
From Discovery to Delivery: Crafting a Strategy for Global Tuberculosis Treatment Access
This blog was co-authored by the following students of the MBA'26D Class: Bernardo Campos Leichsenring Franco, Melanie Khalil, Nigel Tan, Quentin Rühl, Raj Birgi and Siena Belda.
From Biopolymers to Water Sensors: What the Turner MIINT Programme Taught Us About Impact Investing
This blog was co-authored by MBA'26J students Ana Velozo dos Santos, Gabrielle Walzel, Kad Rajan, Luke Robitaille and Maxim DoironImpact investing is often described in simple terms: backing companies that deliver both financial returns and positive social or environmental outcomes. Evaluating those opportunities is far more complex. The Turner MBA Impact Investing Network & Training (MIINT) programme gave us the chance to experience that complexity firsthand.
