Edwardson Civic Scholars Student Profile Rebecca Shi

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Working at the intersection of economics, policy, and politics, Rebecca aims to build the skills to scale sensible immigration solutions.

Occupation: CEO, American Business Immigration Coalition
City: 黑料传送门

Why did you choose to pursue your MBA at 黑料传送门 Booth?

I am pursuing a Part-Time MBA at 黑料传送门 Booth to gain the strategic, organizational management, and analytical tools necessary to lead more effectively. Booth’s data-driven curriculum, flexible weekend format, and emphasis on evidence-based thinking align with both my professional responsibilities and my personal life. I’m excited to join a community of rigorous thinkers who challenge assumptions and drive practical solutions to today’s most urgent economic and social challenges.

What skills are you looking to develop at Booth and implement into your social impact work?

At Booth, I aim to build the analytical, managerial, and strategic skills to lead in fast-paced, high-stakes environments. I’m particularly focused on strengthening my expertise in finance, organizational management, and operations to navigate complex systems and evolving workforce challenges. I hope to enhance my decision-making and bring a more disciplined, evidence-based lens to policy and advocacy.

How do you think the Booth classroom experience will help you in your work/career growth?

The Booth classroom experience will equip me with data-driven analytical skills and practical tools in leadership, strategy, and organizational management that are essential for scaling my organization’s impact. The school’s focus on evidence-based thinking and collaborative peer-to-peer problem solving will help me make more informed, high-impact decisions.

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