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Mark your calendars for March 28-30, 2025, a weekend that promises to rekindle old friendships, create new memories, and celebrate the enduring spirit and lasting legacy of the William & Mary MBA community. We look forward to welcoming you back to our blooming campus for a weekend that transcends time. Rediscover bonds with old friends and cherished faculty as you embark on a journey filled with camaraderie, knowledge, and celebration.

This year we commemorate the MBA classes of 2005, 2000, 1995, 1990, 1985 and 1980 celebrating their twentieth, twenty-fifth, thirtieth, thirty-fifth, fortieth and forty-fifth milestone reunions, in addition to our Quittmeyer Society members (1967-1984) who have celebrated their 40th reunion in past years. These classes will enjoy a special gathering on Friday, March 28 as well as recognition throughout the weekend.

We extend an open invitation to our entire W&M MBA community to our Saturday, March 29 programming and events.

Please contact the Raymond A. Mason School of Business Office of Alumni Relations at [email protected] if you have any questions.
"MBA Alumni Weekend was great.  It was well worth the trip from Fayetteville, North Carolina. The presentations regarding Financial & Estate Planning and Future Workforce Employee Engagement were outstanding and very informative ... It is always beneficial to hear other MBA’s perspectives/points of view regarding the business world we work in."
​— Walt Pikul, MBA '75

“The reunion was all about renewing connections that were dormant for a while but easily clicked back in place as if no time had passed.  The campus and historic district are filled with memories for me; I’m so grateful to add more to my Williamsburg chapters."
— Carol Klein Bishop, MBA '87

"Our 25th Reunion was first class, phenomenal, and profound, as we honored the true accolades and accomplishments of our MBA programs and Dean Pulley."
— Trent Williams, MBA, JD '97