Drucker School of Management Announces the Casey Fellowship Program

Claremont Graduate University’s Drucker School of Management is pleased to announce the creation of the Casey Fellowship program, made possible by a significant donation from alumni Andrew and Saori Casey. The Caseys have pledged $1 million over four years to support talented MBA candidates who face financial barriers.

Andrew (MBA 1995) and Saori Casey (MBA 1995) commented on their contribution: “We are grateful for the educational experience from the Drucker School, which has significantly impacted our careers over the decades. We’re pleased to pay it forward and hope that this fellowship provides enduring opportunities for its recipients.”

Dean David Sprott expressed his appreciation, saying, “The generosity of the Caseys will make a substantial difference by enabling us to support highly qualified and deserving students in our MBA program.”

The fellowship, starting in August 2024, will provide up to $50,000 per fellow toward tuition for newly enrolled students.

Andrew Casey, recently appointed CFO at Lacework, and Saori Casey, CFO at Sonos, have crafted careers marked by significant achievements in technology and finance. Their professional experiences have informed their philanthropic approach, emphasizing the importance of education in achieving career success. The Caseys also serve on the Drucker School of Industry Advisors and have partnered with the school to participate in a number of career engagement events.  

The Casey Fellowship is more than financial assistance—it is an investment in future business leaders. The Drucker School is deeply grateful to Andrew and Saori Casey for their commitment and generosity, which will have a lasting impact on the school and its students.

For updates on the Casey Fellows or for more information about applying to or supporting the fellowship program, please visit the Drucker School of Management’s website or contact the admissions office.