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Notre Dame graduates found online clothing business
Lola Fernandez (BBA '24) and fellow Notre Dame alumna Callie Shaw hope to encourage sustainable shopping in the tri-campus community with their fashion startup The Clothesline Company.
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How Jack Kiser became Notre Dame’s all-time games played leader and top business student
“I didn't choose Notre Dame to come be a great football player,” Jack Kiser said. “I chose Notre Dame to come be a great man."
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Finding the Right Recipe
Walking the same hallways he once traversed as a student, Cam Kormylo (BBA ’19) now finds himself on the other side of the desk, teaching analytics at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business.
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2024 Accountancy Alumnus of the Year
Bishop Bob Lombardi (BBA '79), who serves with the Mission of Our Lady of the Angels ministering to the urban poor living on Chicago's west side, finds that offering friendship is key to developing a person's faith.
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Q&A with Nimbello founder Millind Agtey
Inside Indiana Business interviewed Mendoza alum and founder of Nimbello MIllind Agtey.
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2023 Accountancy Alumnus of the Year: Tim Gray
2023 Accountancy Alumnus of the Year Tim Gray has one piece of advice for his fellow Mendoza Alumni: "Never stop learning."
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Sustainable Careers
Brother and sister duo Adam Conrath (BBA ’17) and Kirsten Conrath Higgins (BBA ’14) ended up as young professionals in highly related fields in ways they never expected.
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The Power of the Notre Dame Network
Sabrina Zaffiro’s MBA journey at Notre Dame led to unparalleled networking opportunities, helping her secure a senior analyst role at Nasdaq and exemplifying the power of the Notre Dame network.
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The family startup
Father and son duo Milind Agtey (MBA ’79) and Sunjay Agtey (EMBA ’18) are navigating uncharted waters together.
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ND Business Briefings: August 2023 alumni news and updates
After five years as a Military Working Dog Handler in the U.S. Army and two deployments to Kuwait, you could say that Sean Conahan (MBA ’23) knows what it means to work like a dog.
Brigid Reilly