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Taking time away from their final exams, commencement celebrations and cap and gown fittings, Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business graduates reflect on the paths that brought them to Notre Dame and on the biggest lessons they learned while here. At the same time, they look ahead to their futures and anticipate where their Notre Dame degrees will take them. See what success looks like by reading their personal stories.
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Mendoza Profiles
Nancy Barteczko is on track to make her mark as a jet captain at United Airlines while completing her Executive MBA at Notre Dame. Her journey began at a fundraiser in LaPorte, Indiana, where a chance flight in a Cessna sparked her passion for aviation. Despite early challenges, including being a first-generation American, Barteczko's determination has led her to fly internationally and pursue a leading role in the airline industry, embodying the spirit of chasing dreams against the odds.
Mendoza College of Business alumni are carving out impactful careers on the business side of sports, transitioning from athletes to influential leaders in professional teams. Ted Phillips, Stan Bowman, John Paxson, Brooks Boyer, and Ruth Riley have all made significant contributions to their teams while fostering the excitement and community that sports bring. Their diverse experiences and personal connections to the game highlight the various pathways into sports management and the joy that comes with making a lasting impact in the industry.
Many Mendoza alumni have successfully merged their passions for sports and business, taking on key front-office roles within various professional sports franchises and organizations. From the Chicago Bears to the NBA, a diverse group of graduates is making an impact in leadership positions across major leagues. Notable names include Joseph J. Berhalter, CFO of the US Soccer Federation, and John M. Paxson, EVP of Basketball Operations for the Chicago Bulls, showcasing the breadth of opportunities for Mendoza graduates in the sports industry.
Alumni Community
Franklyn Baker has been appointed president and CEO of United Way of Central Maryland, while Jonathan R. Pearson takes on the role of chairman at the Council of New Jersey Grantmakers. David Martin steps into a senior advisor position for diversity and inclusion at BMO Financial Group, and Zach Grant becomes the director of player personnel for Western Kentucky football. In coaching, Tom Rees returns to Notre Dame as quarterback coach, and Jackie Morales has earned a spot on the Indianapolis Business Journal's "Forty under 40" list. Additional highlights include Andrew G. Vaughn receiving recognition as one of the Top
Alumni Community
The Notre Dame Club of San Francisco embraces its local identity with a focus on community-driven events. Members enjoy a Dining Diversity series featuring monthly dinners at various ethnic restaurants, fostering networking and cultural exchange. The club also organizes large gatherings like tailgates for football games and winery tours, while implementing new strategies to accommodate busy alumni in the tech industry, including streamlined event planning.