MAEX V - 1995
Andrade Celleri Luis Alberto
Artieda Cajilema Carlos Hernán
Barriga Hermann Juan Oswaldo
Bonilla Piñeiros Jorge
Cabezas Bonilla Carlos Roberto
Cabrera Ron Gioconda
Ceballos Córdova Luis Aníbal
Coka Borja Mario Gino
Cordovez Bustamante Gustavo
Coronel Del Hierro Fernando
Crespo Plaza Galo Esteban
Crespo Villacres Miguel Arnoldo
Cumsille Neira Hugo Osvaldo
Dávalos Cruz Juan Carlos
De la Portilla Vera María Zolia
Del Salto Cisneros Patricio Iván
Duran Pitarque Byron Fidel
Fernández Salvador Pedro Antonio
Grijalva Aizaga Rodrigo Efraín
Jácome Jácome Gustavo Ernesto
Jurado Bejar Eduardo Xavier
León Ruiz Roberto Xavier
Lucero Amdrade Rodrigo Fernando
Martínez Leisker Ingrid Francisca
Monsalve Duran Luis Alberto
Navarro Stevenson Fernando
Palan Tamayo Carlos Alberto
Peña Hurtado Eduardo
Pinzón Rojas Roberto Alonso
Proaño Cadena Hoover
Proaño Navarrete Fabián Augusto
Ramos Vergara Jorge Patricio
Ríos Sono Mercedes María
Rodríguez Tamayo Guillermo Patricio
Romero Cevallos Luis Joaquín
Rosero Vargas Max Enrique
Salas Guzmán Patricio Ernesto
Salvador Albán José Alfredo
Sánchez Aguirre Carlos Augusto
Toledo Castillo Antonio Vicente
Torres Andrade Homero Aurelio
Ullrich Reascos Mauricio
Vaca Herrera Jaime Enrique
Vallejo Bonilla Iván David
Veliz Franco Blanca
Villa Guevara Jorge Armando
Viteri Martín María Elena
Wright Castro Róger Alberto
Zaldumbide Garaycoa Hernán
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.