MAE XXXIV - 1999
Acosta Bermúdez Evelyn Leone
Alcívar Viteri Alex Erico
Almeida Silva Alexandra Carla
Alpízar Lobo Félix Angel
Alvarado Rodríguez José Wilfredo
Andrade Greco Plinio
Araúz Castro María Gabriela
Artiñano Odio Andrés
Barquero Mora Alejandro
Barquero Mora Federico
Bellido Vildozo Jorge Luis
Borja Rendón Juan Sebastían
Calmet Papanicolau Alvaro
Calvo Delgado Jéssica Fabiola
Cardenal Córdova Fernando Javier
Cárdenas Gurdían Carolina Alejandra
Castillo Delgadillo Marco Antonio
Chávez Aguilar Antonio José
Cobos Oramas Felipe José
Dada Sánchez José Rodrigo
De Frías Mendieta Salvador
Enriquez Lacayo Adela María
Flores Sánchez Taide Katiuska
Fonseca González Juan Reyes
Gálvez Minera Carlos Antonio
González Astorga Howard Ramón
Gurdián Méndez Jorge Mario
Lanza Segurola José Miguel
Lemus Martínez José Ignacio
Martínez Rodríguez Juan Carlos
Mayorga Lizano Denis Antonio
Oliu Smith Douglas Javier
Ortiz Escobar Pablo Andrés
Osorio Almengor César Eduardo
Padilla Aragón Aldo Javier
Palacios Rubio Diego Xavier
Pantigoso De la Peña Hernando Felix
Pasos Alvarez María Alejandra
Pérez Klauer Alfredo
Pérez Vásquez Jorge Antonio
Pretto Escartin Marta Patricia
Ramírez Guerrero María Gertrudis
Ramírez Rojas Víctor Manuel
Ricaurte Sánchez José Gustavo
Rivas Caldera María Isabel
Romero López Ricardo Ismael
Sequeira Delgado Karla Graciela
Solano Roca Alberto Josue
Valladares Cano Roger Mauricio
Villafuerte Chavez Luis Enrique Ricardo
Viteri Martínez Francisco Alejandro
Yanguas Pol Arturo Santiago
Zelaya Lacayo Sandra Jimena
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.