Forbes Impact 30: A List of the World’s Leading Social Entrepreneurs

John Rice, MLT Founder & CEO, was named one of the world's top 30 social entrepreneurs by Forbes Magazine in its inaugural Impact 30 List. 

Bloomberg Business Week: A Farewell to Summer: The Pre-MBA Internship

MLT provides leading partner organizations nationwide the exposure to top talent before MLT Fellows matriculate to business school.

Hispanic Outlook: Boosting Minority Acceptance into Business School

“Though a nonprofit organization, MLT describes itself as the ‘premier career development institution,’ targeting high-potential minorities.  It has sparked numerous MLT graduates into establishing careers at Goldman Sachs, McKinsey & Company, Citigroup and other leading firms.  At some points, MLT’s graduates numbered 30 percent and more of the minorities at leading business school, Rice suggests.  ‘We’ve developed a critical mass at these schools,’ he added.”

Fortune: An Eye for Talent

Many of the best and brightest Black and Hispanic college grads forgo business school for study in other fields.  John Rice has an idea why --- and he's starting to change the MBA game.

NPR: Career Coaches Help Minorities

Career Coaches Help Minorities On Their Way To The Top

NBC News Video: Blacks Hit Harder by the Recession

MLT featured as an organization that is giving African-Americans a leg up in today's job market.

WalletPop: Surviving Cutbacks

John Rice shares advice on how to avoid being laid off and how to read the downsizing signals.

Financial Times: Increasing Hispanic Enrollment at Top B-Schools

MLT and Stanford business school work together to increase Hispanic enrollment in top business programs.

US News & World Report: MLT Breaks Glass Ceilings

Breaking the Corporate Glass Ceilings