M'Ba

¹

[uhm-bah]

noun

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

M.B.A.

²

Or MBA

abbreviation

1. Master of Business Administration.

MBA

abbreviation

1. Master of Business Administration

Example Sentences

Walker after completing his M.B.A. degree in 1958.

From New York Times

Although he spent the bulk of his career at Boeing, Mr. Shrontz, who had a law degree and an M.B.A., was an unlikely choice to lead a company that prided itself on letting engineers and not businessmen set the pace.

From New York Times

A young Black woman, the first to be questioned, answered quickly, mentioning her M.B.A. and fondness for dining out.

From New York Times

M.B.A., associate chair for operations and academic chief of cardiovascular imaging at MGH.

From Science Daily

Search funds started out as a business school experiment four decades ago, but have gained popularity in recent years as persuasive newbies armed with M.B.A. degrees entice investors to make these niche bets with the promise of high returns.

From New York Times