MAEX XIX - 2005
Aguirre Paguaga Carlos
Alcázar Morales Jorge Eduardo
Alonzo Castellanos Karlo Giovanni
Barrios Alí Mónica Bricela
Cáceres Núñez Loana María
Carballo Vega Felipe
Centeno Argüello Alfredo Martín
Da Silva De Sousa Maribel
David Santos Dorian Ixim
Delgado Méndez Yuri Orlando
Fonseca Pérez Freddy Ramón
Freites Marcano Luis Manuel
Gaitán Avilés Noel Alberto
Gómez Díaz Adrián
Gómez Díaz Ricardo Manuel
González Colmenares Nelson Antonio
Guevara Barrientos Carlos Alberto
Handal González Carlos Elías
Hernández Alvarado Henry Miguel
Jiménez Rudin Joaquín
Krüger Callejas Walter Alfonso
Lanza López Oscar Iván
Lascano Corrales Edgar Ernesto
León Correa Ricardo Simón
Mantilla Paipa Elibardo
McCormick Quirós Roy
Menacho Olivares Elías de Jesús
Morales Duarte José Benjamín
Morán Gaborit Angel Josué
Navarro Calderón Warner
Obiol Pinto André Pierre
Paguaga Estrada Christian Jazzer
Parajón Morgan David Gustavo
Poll Ahrens Sylvia Ursula
Porro Pastora Daniel de Jesús
Prado Ortíz Javier Augusto
Quesada Román Carlos Alberto
Quirós Strunz Juan Pablo
Ríos Bravo Karla Valeria
Rodríguez Rodríguez Sandra del Carmen
Ruíz Ruíz Eddy Alexander
Sáenz Ubago José Francisco
Salcedo Saavedra Alvaro Medardo
Saldarriaga Restrepo Diego Luis
Sampson Dávila Martyn Hilario
Sendat . Jean-Philippe André
Soley Díaz Marisol
Soto Brenes Oscar Alfredo
Stein Andrade Jorge Arturo
Torrealba Guzmán Manuel Octavio
Graduates
Below is a complete list of graduates of INCAE’s Masters Programs. Starting in 2011, INCAE changed the formal title of it degrees from the Spanish name and abbreviation--MAE (Maestría en Administración de Empresas)—to the English name and abbreviation--MBA (Master in Business Administration)--since the latter is becoming more recognized globally. However, both refer to exactly the same academic degree.
In addition, since 1999, INCAE officially celebrates the graduation anniversaries of its classes with events held in its Campuses every five years after a class has graduated. These reunion events, held on both Campuses, are organized to gather Incaístas again at their alma mater in order to reunite with former classmates and professors and receive updates on important business and management topics.