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Looking back at a successful year, and showcasing what's next for UCSB's home for business and management education. 

Founded by UCSB alums Bryan Kaye and Jesse Crossno, the company fosters a collaborative partnership with UCSB’s Master of Technology Management program, offering students a direct look into the startup experience from both the industry and recruiter perspectives. In this video, you’ll hear from CEO and co-founder Bryan Kaye, scaling architect Donald Andrew, MTM alumni Emily Cardanini and Alex Mintsa, as well as Matt Bartos, Career Services Manager for MTM.

An expanded E+TM cohort and inaugural HumTech cohort began their journey into the world of business and tech last Friday at the 2026-27 Fellows Program Kickoff.

The Lifetime Achievement Award recipient helped develop the early entrepreneurship effort that grew into UCSB's Department of Technology Management

The in-class workshops boost MTM students’ knowledge and skills on working with LLM and Agentic Engineering in business environments

Technology Management is pleased to announce that all applicants are able to apply for the Master of Technology Management (MTM) graduate degree program for free–a $135 value for U.S. citizens and permanent residents and a $155 value for international applicants.

The Associate Professor and Swildens Family Faculty Fellow was recognized for his research that explores the intricate ways in which technology influences innovation within the biopharmaceutical and high-tech industries.

Technology Management invites MTM alumni, TMP Certificate alumni, New Venture Program participants, and anyone interested in technology management, innovation, and entrepreneurship to join us for a time of connection with colleagues old and new.

The Department of Technology Management’s popular undergraduate certificate program saw major increases throughout the 2025-2026 school year, a testament to the department’s continued growth and success amongst the UCSB student population. 

The MTM program is excited to welcome early- and mid-career professional applicants who want a strong foundation in business management, and want to focus on what's needed to excel in AI- and technology-driven environments. All applicants are able to apply for free by December 2nd. 

Professor Nelson Phillips won the Academy of Management (AOM)’s Rigor and Relevance Award in the Division of Organization Development and Change during AOM’s 2026 conference in Philadelphia. 

PhD candidate Mostafa Khoshbash won the Academy of Management (AOM)’s Technology and Innovation Management Division’s Best Student Paper Award, and was selected as a finalist for the Best Conference Paper Award in the same division for AOM’s 2026 conference in Philadelphia.