Michigan Ross students at a Microsoft MAP project

Women Mean Business

The Women Mean Business fundraising initiative seeks to raise $50 million to advance the Michigan Ross mission. The goal of the initiative is to inspire Ross alumnae and friends to establish their legacy by making a gift of $1 million or more to the school.

Gifts can be dedicated to any area that is of interest, including student scholarships, faculty research, and other educational programming.

Contact [email protected] to discuss becoming a donor.

Women Who Are Giving

$1
million

Amy Wildstein, BBA '92

$1
million

Michele T. Takei, MBA ’74

$2
million

Jane Okun Bomba, MBA ’89, with her husband, Gary Bomba

$2
million

Cynthia C. Hammersley, MBA '89

$2.5
million

Lara Yates, BBA ’91

$3
million

Sandra J. Mann, BBA ’77

$4
million

Anonymous Donor Couple

$5.1
million

Anonymous Donor

I hope to help level the playing field for women to achieve the highest levels of success in their business careers. I also call upon scholarship recipients to pay it forward in their own careers by continuing to promote the role of women in the business world.

Cynthia C. Hammersley, MBA ’89

I am incredibly grateful to have received an MBA from the Ross School of Business, and I am honored that I can help other women do the same through our scholarship. I think the Women Mean Business fundraising initiative is an exciting opportunity to harness our collective power to make a long-term positive impact on the school and its students.

Michele T. Takei, MBA ’74

How to Give

Now is your time to make an impact in a way that matters to you. Establish your legacy through Michigan Ross by giving back through Women Mean Business.

Contact [email protected] to discuss becoming a donor.