The Intersection Podcast

Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business

At Georgia Tech’s Scheller College of Business, we cultivate innovators who aren't afraid to challenge conventional wisdom and create opportunities in a complex business world. Join us as we talk with Scheller students and alumni, faculty, and other experts to gain insights into what it means to lead innovation in a tech-driven world. Topics range from personal stories and career insights to cutting-edge faculty research and current trends in tech and business.

  1. Dean Anuj Mehrotra Celebrates Two Years at Scheller

    JAN 15

    Dean Anuj Mehrotra Celebrates Two Years at Scheller

    In this episode of the Intersection Podcast, host Prem Rupawala sits down with Anuj Mehrotra, dean of the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business, to reflect on his first two years of leadership and share his vision for the future of Scheller. Dean Mehrotra discusses stepping into the role at a pivotal moment for higher education, highlighting key decisions and moments that have shaped Scheller’s direction. He also reflects on how his initial priorities have evolved, the strength of the Scheller community, and shares some of the accomplishments he’s most proud of. The episode explores how business schools must continue to evolve in an increasingly complex and tech-driven world, and what it means to prepare leaders at the intersection of business, technology, and societal impact. He also offers insight into what makes Scheller students so special, pointing to the qualities he consistently sees across cohorts. A key focus of the episode is Scheller’s deep connection to Atlanta’s corporate and innovation ecosystem. Dean Mehrotra shares how these partnerships are expected to grow and play an even greater role in shaping student experiences and opportunities. He pulls back the curtain on Tech Talks Business, discussing how the series came to life and what listeners can expect from future iterations. The episode closes with personal leadership advice for students offering thoughtful guidance grounded in curiosity, adaptability, and purpose.

    23 min
  2. MBA Students Reflect on Internships at Citibank, BCG, and Delta

    10/02/2025

    MBA Students Reflect on Internships at Citibank, BCG, and Delta

    In this special follow-up episode of The Intersection Podcast, host and Full-time MBA student Prem Rupawala reconnects with three of his classmates, Angelica Martini, Leonardo Ribeiro, and Lauren Dasher, to hear how their summer internships at Citibank, Boston Consulting Group, and Delta Air Lines unfolded. Martini reflects on her summer as a U.S. client experience associate at Citibank in New York City, where she navigated a new city and industry, building a strong network while battling the challenges of imposter syndrome. Similarly, Ribeiro, who transitioned from an engineering background into consulting, opens up about the steep learning curve of his internship with BCG in Atlanta and how he developed the “consulting toolkit” to thrive in a client-facing environment. Dasher, a former elementary school teacher pivoting into business, shares her experience interning at Delta Air Lines as a commercial strategy intern, highlighting how she balanced authenticity with the demands of corporate leadership development. Together, they offer insightful reflections on the challenges they faced, the strategies they used to overcome them, and the lessons they’ll carry forward. They also share advice for incoming Full-time MBA students preparing for internship recruitment, from practical preparation to mindset shifts, and they emphasize the vital role the Scheller community played in their journeys.

    28 min
5
out of 5
9 Ratings

About

At Georgia Tech’s Scheller College of Business, we cultivate innovators who aren't afraid to challenge conventional wisdom and create opportunities in a complex business world. Join us as we talk with Scheller students and alumni, faculty, and other experts to gain insights into what it means to lead innovation in a tech-driven world. Topics range from personal stories and career insights to cutting-edge faculty research and current trends in tech and business.