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New Executive in Residence program bridges classroom and boardroomNotre Dame MBA Executives in Residence bring extensive leadership experience to mentor MBA students, partner with faculty and expand professional networks beyond campus.
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Longtime Mendoza advisor Gina Shropshire to retire after 27 years of serviceGina Shropshire (ND '78) said her career has been driven by a desire to give back, adding her greatest joy has been watching students succeed.
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A Notre Dame MBA helped Nicole Gardini launch investment banking careerNotre Dame MBA alumna Nicole Gardini shares how Mendoza shaped her leadership, career path, and perspective, revealing the moments during business school that changed everything.
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After a stroke ended his career, Will Schweitzer changed Notre Dame Football anywayWhen business alum Will Schweitzer's stroke ended his football dreams, he created the 4 for Forever program to help his teammates prepare for life's inevitable transitions.
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Reflections on leadership more than 20 years after the EMBAAcademic Director Brandon Erlacher’s classmates discuss how the Notre Dame ExecutiveMBA still resonates 20 years after their 2005 graduation.
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A new track to the OlympicsNCAA pentathlon champion and Notre Dame business alum Jadin O'Brien earned a spot on Team USA’s bobsled roster just months after taking up the sport, surviving a brutal crash along the way.
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A career as a manifesto for the power of communityAs a modern marketer, Mendoza alum Roxy Young has rolled with technological changes by keeping her eyes on the community.
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From saving shelter dogs to revolutionizing retailJordan Karcher (MBA '15) proves entrepreneurs are problem solvers at heart.
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The Big UglyNotre Dame MBA alum Ben Moore turned a small business rescuing ‘ugly fruit’ into a national brand.
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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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