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Maëlys Amat Rachel Benyola Japkeerat Bindra John Erwin Christopher Haines, DO Kristin Hall Leonard Hayes III Anusha Janardhana Karimah Lynum Joe Paliotta III Joe Rosenthal Tim Rudderow George Spencer Sandra Urdaneta-Hartmann, PhD Bobbi Wendorff |
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Maëlys Amat always knew she wanted to attend medical school. Going to business school didn’t occur to her until she was well into her MD studies. 
Rachel Benyola identified a problem: traditional bicycle helmets are both bulky and uncomfortable. As the founder and CEO of AnneeLondon, she’s designed a fold-flat bike helmet that will change all that. 
Japkeerat Bindra credits his expansive network and working with his dream company to the relationships he built during his time at Drexel. 
For John Erwin, beginning his MBA program at Drexel LeBow wasn’t an attempt to move to another field, but to add more of what he enjoyed to his current position. 
As chief medical offer of the nation’s largest pediatric rehabilitation system, the Drexel LeBow MBA helped Haines drive innovation and speak the language of business in hospital leadership. 
Kristin Hall says that before entering Drexel LeBow’s MBA program in Malvern, she had never considered a career in business. 
From helping his family run a local basketball nonprofit to managing his team at JP Morgan Chase & Co., Hayes says the lessons learned in the program have enabled him to thrive. 
Anusha Janardhana’s career has always felt like destiny. From a project she completed during her undergraduate studies, to her current position, it has always seemed to the Drexel LeBow MBA student that her professional path has been leading to one place. 
With an urge to leave her hometown of Tampa, Fla., and the goal of becoming a research pharmacist, Lynum took several calculated chances on the path to becoming a Drexel dragon. 
When MBA student Joe Paliotta III learned that the CEO, Al Clark, and CFO, Phil Field, at Penn Power Group, attended Drexel LeBow for their Executive MBA degrees, he knew that he wanted to follow their lead. 
A discussion with a supervisor made it clear that he needed to pursue his MBA. When exploring options, Drexel LeBow’s Malvern campus emerged as the obvious best choice. 
Getting to know his professors on a personal level helped Tim Rudderow make the most of his Drexel LeBow MBA program and start his own investment firm. 
George Spencer already had a successful career as an on-air reporter and a master’s degree from Columbia when he began the Drexel LeBow part-time MBA program. 
As a physician scientist, she turned to the Drexel LeBow MBA program to get the business know-how to launch a new venture to bring life-saving products to the market. 
The online MBA program at LeBow offered Wendorff the flexibility she needed to take advantage of a temporary international work opportunity. 
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