Our Alumni

C.W. Post has a powerful alumni network representing more than 40 years of M.B.A. graduates. Our graduates are chief executive officers, chief operating officers, supervisors and managers, accountancy and tax professionals, advertising and public relations executives, financial planners, engineers, attorneys, entrepreneurs, directors, international business executives, presidents and vice presidents, managing directors, and manufacturers.

The College of Management Alumni Chapter annually sponsors networking nights for current M.B.A. students to interact with successful leaders in the field.

SHERRY SEETRAM, Baldwin, N.Y.,
Class of 2008
Program Management Director,
First Data Corp.

“The M.B.A. has helped me to perform my job responsibilities in a more efficient manner, and I have received more visibility in my position, too. Earning my M.B.A. has definitely added tremendous value and versatility to what I do. I’m a mom of two and I juggle a busy professional life. Being able to finish my M.B.A. in under two years would not have been possible without C.W. Post’s flexible schedule.”

ERIC FELDMAN, Long Beach, N.Y., Class of 2007
Senior Architect, Technology Services Division, CA, Inc.

“One month after graduating with my M.B.A. from C.W. Post, I was promoted. My job duties include interacting with chief information officers and executives of large corporations. Earning an M.B.A enables me to speak more authoritatively and create effective solutions for many diverse and challenging issues, including managing and securing information technology. The analytical techniques I learned in my classes helped me better serve my customers, and gave me an extra edge in my leadership role.”

KENNY NG, Huntington, N.Y., Class of 2008
Senior Programmer Analyst, Nortel Networks, Inc.

“The Saturday classes were a huge benefit, and having two sessions at night is ideal for working people. When I started the program, our daughter
was 9 months old, so I was working full-time, raising an infant and getting an M.B.A. Without those late-evening and Saturday classes, I wouldn’t have
been able to do it.”