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Poets & Quants' piece about Mendoza's outstanding MBA class of 2021 talks about the mission of the College and features quotes from MBA candidates Christopher Udall, Elena Westbrook, Father Arthur Joseph Ssembajja, Annie Kwiatt, Yen Le and more.
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MBA students Euget (Zevi) Fefoame and Shraddha Goyal made the local news in Albany, NY for an Interterm project they worked on over spring break, partnering with New York State Industries for the Disabled to creat solutions for employing and retaining more people with disabilities
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Management professor Timothy Hubbard speaks about the lasting imprint on business strategy and corporate governance that Jack Welch had on the business and corporate world in an article for USA Today.
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Game-changer. Life-changing. Network-building. These are a few of the many ways that the professional development programs offered through the Stayer Center for Executive Education are described by participants.
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Baird chairman and chair of Mendoza College of Business' Business Advisory Council Paul Purcell passed away February 28, 2020.
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The Mendoza College of Business invited Cipherloc CEO Andrew Borene to participate in its hosted speaker series, Ten Years Hence, where guests address the issues and trends likely to affect business and society over the next decade, and students are encouraged to discuss their perspectives on these important topics.
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The Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing's (NDIGI) second annual Women’s Investing Summit will feature female speakers in the investment industry who will discuss their pathway to success in the investment field.
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Lindsey McIntyre MNA ‘16, Associate Director of Graduate Business Career Services, is helping MSBA students discover who they are, what they want, and how to create targeted pathways to success.
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Notre Dame MBA students John Chao (MBA '20) and Thomas “TJ” Rosetti (MBA '20) reflect on their military service in Afghanistan as part of a panel discussion featuring four current Notre Dame students who served in that war.