March Madness brought together Mentors, Alumni and Fellows for networking and fellowship. While some brackets may have been destroyed, relationships were certainly built. Wisdom was shared from numerous view points, ranging from sports, careers, education and life in general. Eventually basketball faded into the background, as live conversations peaked greater interest. Time passed, and before long hours felt like minutes as old friends caught up with one another and new Fell

The MKE Fellows made a historic return to this year’s 30 for 30: Shadow A CEO, presented by Coach Sidney Moncrief. This year’s Pitch and Pizza competition focused on networking through impactful elevator pitches. First, students were taught proper posture and body language when greeting others. Maintaining good eye contact, keeping one’s hands visible, and finding commonality were initial key points. Phase two expressed the value of active listening while networking. Repeatin

As a 2nd year Business major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, MKE Fellow Lamont Johnson Jr. serves on the Executive Board of the Finance & Investment Society as the Director of Social Affairs. In 2026, Johnson spearheaded the first student‑led Information Systems Case Competition at the Wisconsin School of Business, an event that brought together 37 participants across 10 teams, all exploring the intersections of Data, Technology, and Insurance. Flashback to Spring 202

Kyle Williams is a proud MKE Fellow who has exemplified the mission of the Fellowship since day one. A natural leader among his peers, Kyle has consistently demonstrated excellence throughout his journey, both in his professional career in law and in his everyday life. He deeply believes in the power of community and camaraderie, and, more importantly, he lives it out. Kyle has always been a source of guidance, support, and encouragement to those around him. While we now offi