Questrom School of Business, Boston University

Say hello to Greg Zhoba (Questrom’27), a Full-Time MBA student passionate about the intersection of healthcare, marketing, and commercial strategy.

This summer, Greg is a CLDP Summer Associate at , one of the world's leading healthcare companies. Working with the COPD Global Marketing team, he's helping support disease state education initiatives for healthcare professionals and contributing to strategic efforts behind one of Sanofi's leading biologic therapies.

💬 “I’ve learned how important it is to differentiate, position, and strategize and align on a brand strategy through a consistent lens while working in many different global markets."

- His vibe this summer? Involved. 💡
- A typical day? Collaborating with agencies, strategizing content, participating in brand planning workshops, and working alongside stakeholders to shape educational initiatives for healthcare providers. 📈
- The most rewarding part of the experience? Discovering just how much impact an intern can have. 💼
- How he landed the opportunity? By starting early, networking with BU alumni 🤝

This summer, Greg is focused on strengthening his commercial development skills within the pharmaceutical industry and gaining deeper insight into the strategy behind bringing healthcare solutions to patients around the world.

One thing that might surprise people about the industry? How much time, effort, and collaboration go into educating healthcare professionals about diseases—even those they specialize in treating every day.

Stay tuned for more stories from our amazing students all summer long.

What does ethical leadership look like in practice?

This week, finalist teams from around the world are gathering in São Paulo for the 3rd Annual Susilo Institute Business+Ethics Case Competition.

The competition began with 117 student teams representing 38 universities across 20 countries. After months of analysis and preliminary rounds, six finalist teams have advanced to Brazil to tackle real-world business challenges at the intersection of strategy, ethics, sustainability, and global collaboration.

Students will engage directly with industry leaders, explore innovative public-private partnerships at Ibirapuera Park, and present strategic recommendations to executives and judges.

At Questrom, we believe business education extends beyond the classroom. By immersing students in complex global environments, we prepare them to navigate uncertainty, challenge convention, and create value for the world.

Celebrating years of connection and community in our Atrium with this photo from 2017.

As we celebrate Pride Month, we're reflecting on the people, perspectives, and experiences that have helped shape Questrom over the years. The strength of our community comes from the individuals who learn, lead, and grow together within it.

Business is changing fast. The best way to understand it is to learn from the people changing it.

Last semester, students had the opportunity to hear from Will Ahmed, Founder & CEO of WHOOP, as he shared lessons on leadership, growth, and building a company at the intersection of technology and health.

At Questrom, classroom learning is only part of the story. Conversations with founders, executives, innovators, and alumni help students connect today's challenges with tomorrow's opportunities.

Here's a look back at an inspiring evening.

This summer, Questrom students are making an impact across industries and organizations around the world.

If you're a Boston University Questrom student majoring or minoring in business and completing a summer internship, we'd love to feature your experience.

Submit the form and tell us about your role, organization, and goals for the summer. We'll share your story with our network of alumni, industry professionals, faculty, and peers who are eager to support and celebrate your journey.

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Your next opportunity could start with a connection.

We’re already missing our students in our hallways this summer. to Questrom Day 2026.

From students making memories on campus to alumni reconnecting with lifelong friends, Questrom Day was a celebration of the community that makes Boston University Questrom School of Business so special.

These moments remind us that the Questrom experience goes far beyond the classroom. It’s about connection, support, and a network that stays with you long after graduation.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this year unforgettable. We can’t wait to do it again.

Boston Magazine’s 2026 “Most Influential Bostonians” list highlights several Boston University alumni driving impact across business, healthcare, sustainability, technology, and philanthropy.

Among them are Questrom alumni Brooks Tingle (Questrom’91) and Bruce Percelay (Questrom’77).

As President and CEO of John Hancock, Tingle has spent more than 23 years in leadership roles advancing a vision of health-focused insurance. Through the company’s Vitality program, members saved $1.4 million via the HealthyFood benefit, reinforcing his belief that preventative care and healthier living can transform outcomes before insurance is ever needed.

Percelay, founder and chair of Mount Vernon Company, continues to shape conversations across real estate, media, philanthropy, and public life. In addition to leading one of eastern Massachusetts’ top apartment portfolios, he chairs the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate, recently launched Nourish Nantucket to address food insecurity, and is leading a $50 million campaign for hospital employee housing on the island.

Developing business leaders who create value for the world!