As a Simon Business School alum, you are a key part of our past, present, and future. Whether you’re down the street or an ocean away, just starting your career or have made it to the top, you’ll always be a member of the Simon community.
The School, our students, and your fellow graduates depend on active and engaged alumni to continually strengthen our network.
There are many ways to stay involved with Simon: Go to events and programs. Give to support the School and its students. Help by sharing your time, experience, and expertise. Connect with Simon and your fellow alumni.
Ready to get involved? Explore some of the ways you can help below.
Refer prospective students or volunteer to help interview future members of the Simon community.
Share your professional expertise, mentor students, participate in career conversations and panels, or help connect Simon students with opportunities.
Recruit Simon students for internships, full-time positions, projects, and other professional opportunities.
Introduce Simon to recruiting colleagues and other key contacts at your organization, host a student visit, or explore other ways your company can partner with the School.
Sponsor or refer a corporate or nonprofit project, serve as a case competition judge, or share your expertise with students.
Help strengthen the Simon community in your area through local events, networking, and opportunities to bring alumni together.
Reconnect with classmates and help make your Simon Reunion a meaningful experience for your class.
Serve as a speaker, panelist, or content expert for alumni events and programs, sharing your professional experience and insights with the Simon Community.
Simon alumni share their experience and perspective through advisory organizations, boards, councils, and other volunteer leadership opportunities. Learn more about Simon’s advisory organizations.
Whether you have an hour to share, expertise to contribute, an opportunity for a student, or an interest in bringing alumni together, there’s a way to make an impact.