When Tade Fayomi secured her place on the MBA course at Insead’s Fontainebleau campus, her bosses at Goldman Sachs were not surprised.
The 29-year-old vice-president in the asset management division had been talking to her managers about her plans to go to business school for six years. When it came to applying, Ms Fayomi got her first boss to write a letter of support to go with her application, which she believes clinched her place on the MBA course.
“We had a very good relationship, so it seemed only natural to tell her,” Ms Fayomi says.
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