M.B.A.

¹

Or MBA

abbreviation

1. Master of Business Administration.

M'Ba

²

[uhm-bah]

noun

1. Léon 1902–67, African statesman: president of Gabon 1961–67.

MBA

abbreviation

1. Master of Business Administration

Example Sentences

Even for someone with impeccable credentials—an analyst job at Goldman Sachs, followed by a Wharton M.B.A. and a job at KKR or Blackstone—career momentum can stall out, investment professionals say.

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Wharton M.B.A. students told us that in their hybrid offices, if the boss came in, they did too; if the boss’s camera was on in meetings, so was theirs.

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By 1969, he’d earned an M.B.A., but soon after nixed his banker-bro side part, quitting his job at Benton & Bowles advertising firm.

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You had an M.B.A. and were living in a chicken coop without running water.

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For more than a century, M.B.A. students have learned business strategy through the case method.

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