Since 2002, MLT has quickly staked an influential place in the historically underdeveloped career paths of minorities in America. In partnership with over 40 blue-chip corporations, top MBA programs and other non-profit organizations, MLT works with its Fellows at the critical points that define their career trajectories: college to early career, early career to MBA and mid-career to senior management. The MBA Prep program from MLT offers disciplined, groundbreaking guidance for the rigorous business school application process as well as gives you access to a high performing peer community that will change your career trajectory.
MLT equips underrepresented minorities with the hard and soft skills, career roadmap, coaching, mentoring, and door-opening relationships required to become high-impact business and community leaders. Virtually every senior leader would say that they would not be where they are today without some or all of those key ingredients, yet they are not taught in even the best classrooms and instead are delivered through informal channels to which minorities have limited access. MLT formalizes access to these ingredients and significantly broadens the pipeline of senior minority leaders who can catalyze change in our communities.
One-on-one coaching: MLT coaching facilitates the development of a participant's career road map over a 16-month period. This personalized road map is informed by each Fellow's strengths and weaknesses, coaching input and industry expectations for achieving excellence.
MBA admissions process clarity: MBA Prep helps to demystify the application process. Admissions officers and MLT clarify the process and debunk myths.
Exposure to MBA programs and admissions representatives: MBA Prep Fellows will gain a better understanding of MBA programs and how to determine which programs are the best fit for their needs and career aspirations.
Access to knowledgeable MLT staff: MLT staff is comprised of graduates from top business schools who have successfully navigated the MBA application process, former admissions officers, and former corporate and non-profit leaders.
Alumni network: Access to a high-performing peer community of nearly 2,000 young professionals — many of whom have experienced the MBA process.