Baylor MBA in Dallas for Executives & Professionals
Lead with purpose. Elevate everyone around you.
With classes one weekend a month, the Baylor MBA in Dallas for Executives and Professionals helps you build the business expertise, servant leadership mindset, and values-driven perspective to make a greater impact, without putting your career on pause.
MBA in Dallas
For Executives and Professionals
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Life doesn’t stop when your MBA program starts.
We're with you every step of the way, from enrollment to program completion.
One weekend a month, you'll step away from the demands of the day-to-day to focus on your growth as a leader. Baylor's cohort-based format is designed for working professionals, making it possible to earn a respected MBA while continuing to excel at work, invest in your family, and pursue the commitments that matter most. You'll gain new perspectives in the classroom and return to work ready to apply them immediately.
"Baylor is the complete package... You will learn from some of the best professors within education, and you benefit from a balanced schedule that is customized for working adults."
— Tarik Stewart, Regional Vice President of Retail Operations, Sprouts Farmers Market
At Baylor MBA in Dallas, relationships are at the heart of the learning experience. You'll learn alongside accomplished professionals from a wide range of industries, creating a trusted network of leaders who challenge your thinking, share opportunities, and support your growth long after graduation.
Some connections become mentors. Some become collaborators. And in some cases, they become business partners. In fact, two Baylor EMBA classmates turned a class project into a successful global logistics company, demonstrating the power of the relationships formed within the program.
“My MBA network opened doors I never imagined, like business ownership. After graduating, a former colleague who knew my strengths referred me to a franchise opportunity with CarePatrol. Today, my wife and I proudly own CarePatrol of Northwest DFW.”
— Ryan Gloede, Co-owner, CarePatrol of Northwest DFW
At Baylor, you'll gain more than business knowledge. You'll become a more confident leader equipped to make complex decisions, inspire others, and create lasting impact. Grounded in Baylor's Christian mission and the Hankamer School of Business values of community, humility, excellence, and stewardship, the MBA in Dallas challenges you to grow both professionally and personally.
Through immersive residencies in Washington, D.C., Waco, and abroad, you'll engage with business leaders, innovators, and policymakers while exploring the forces shaping today's organizations. You'll gain broader perspectives, deepen relationships with faculty and classmates, and develop the strategic insight needed to lead with purpose in a rapidly changing world. Along the way, you'll strengthen your ability to drive results, expand your influence, and create value for your organization.
"This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet people I never would have been able to meet and hear perspectives I never would have heard otherwise. The trip provided an inside look at the dynamics that impact our companies."
— Shawn Williams, Director of Sales Enablement, North America, Young Innovations, Inc.
Alumni Highlights
What stood out to me about the Baylor MBA in Dallas program was how aware the faculty and staff were of the competing pressures faced by executive students, and how consistently supportive they were in helping us navigate them.
I was really pleased that Baylor was going to provide not only a really strong business training, but that it was going to be focused on Christian ethics and values, knowing that that's a huge part of why I'm drawn to the work that I do every day.
Faculty Spotlight
When you learn from Paul Mason, you're learning from a CPA, finance researcher, and former tax manager who brings real-world experience into every discussion. His expertise in private equity, taxation, and mergers and acquisitions helps Baylor MBA students connect financial decisions to broader business strategy. Mason challenges students to think critically about how organizations create value. As he puts it, private equity is about "creating value through influencing the management of these companies", a perspective that helps students see beyond the numbers and lead with greater strategic insight.
When you learn from Hannah Stolze, you're learning from a globally recognized supply chain leader, Fulbright Scholar, and former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Supply Chain Management. Her experience spans international business, sustainability, and organizational strategy, giving Baylor MBA students a broader perspective on how supply chains shape business performance around the world.
Drawing on both global consulting work and military service, Stolze challenges students to think beyond operations and consider the people, values, and long-term impact behind every business decision. Her approach helps students develop the strategic insight needed to lead complex organizations, create sustainable value, and make a meaningful difference wherever their careers take them.
When you learn from Ann Mirabito, you're learning from an internationally recognized marketing scholar and former executive whose research on consumer well-being and healthcare marketing has appeared in leading publications including Harvard Business Review, MIT Sloan Management Review, and Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Drawing on leadership experience with organizations such as Frito-Lay, Time Life Books, and the Federal Reserve Board, Mirabito helps Baylor MBA students connect marketing strategy to meaningful impact. Her approach challenges students to think beyond the marketplace and focus on how organizations create value, build trust, and improve lives.
