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Mark your calendars for April 24-26, 2026, a weekend that promises to rekindle old friendships, create new memories, and celebrate the enduring spirit and lasting legacy of the William & Mary graduate business 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 2006, 2001, 1996, 1991, and 1986 celebrating their twentieth, twenty-fifth, thirtieth, thirty-fifth, fortieth and forty-fifth milestone reunions, and the MAcc classes of 2006, 2001 and 2000 celebrating their twentieth, twenty-first, and twenty-fifth milestone reunion, in addition to our Quittmeyer Society members (MBA 1967-1984) who have celebrated their 40th reunion in past years. These classes will enjoy a special gathering on Friday, April 24, as well as recognition throughout the weekend.

We extend an open invitation to our entire W&M graduate business community to the Friday, April 24, welcome party and Saturday, April 25, 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