Dana White
Regular biography
Dana White is a Senior Lecturer in the Work and Organization Studies department at MIT Sloan, teaching 15.311 Organizational Processes and 15.281 Advanced Leadership Communications. With over three decades of experience in for-profit companies and social impact organizations, White has held roles such as merger and acquisition specialist at Morgan Stanley and Broadview Associates, high technology marketer at Microsoft and Avid Technology, and executive director of WiredWoods, a child-focused non-profit. She also served as a board member of Cambodian Living Arts and lecturer at Boston University. White graduated from Princeton University Phi Beta Kappa with a BSE in electrical engineering computer science and from Harvard University with an MBA with Distinction as a George F. Baker Scholar.