EMBA Global - 2010
Alfonso Monterroso Luis Alberto
Alvarez Cerrato Nomar Odin
Argueta Trochez Edwin Isaaías
Arias Cordero Felipe Antonio
Arias Vargas Marco Antonio
Arriaga Reyes Juan Carlos
Ayala . Yessica Waleska
Barquero Monge Randolph
Bolaños Campos María Eugenia
Calero Huamán Wenceslao Mauro
Campos Pira Axel Gabriel
Canales Pereira María José
Chamorro Bolaños Ricardo Alejandro
Chiu de la Fuente Lucía Fernanda
Cordero García Cintia María
Coreas Marroquín Luis Esaú
Díaz Ramos Miguel Raúl
Drew Espinal Edward
Ducruet Núñez Juan Antonio
Echandi Bächtold Adriana
Falla Girón Juan Pablo
Federspiel Pacheco Kristian
Fuertes Anaya Aldo Ruy
Gaitán Buitrago Adán Gilberto
Gil Escalante Fernando José
Gómez San Gil Jaime Eduardo
González Valle Claudia María
Guevara Vasco Juan Xavier
Hernández Hidalgo Carlos Andrés
Herrera Masís Ricardo
Izaguirre Pereira Bernardo Antonio
López Sánchez Geovanny Alberto
Meza Mena Allan
Mormels Grob Sandra
Murillo Montes Rosa Virginia
Navarro Piedra Esteban
Ortega Abascal Juan Salvador
Ortiz De la Roca Juan Carlos
Pastora Membreño Donald Alcides
Pereira de Queiroz Tiago
Pineda Benitez Geovany
Pulido De León Angel Estuardo
Reveles Caraza Luis Humberto
Rodríguez Cuadra Bernardo
Rodríguez Royo Guillermo Alfonso
Rojas Kruse Mauricio José
Saborío Serrano Juan Antonio
Salas Guzmán Carlos Andrés
Salazar Mallory Juan Pablo
Somarriba Luna Gonzalo Enrique
Tassara García Juan Carlos
Ulloa Villalobos Rosaysella
Vega Soto David Rodolfo
Vindas Vargas Oscar
Zachrisson Ramírez Jorge Raúl
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.