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February 12, 2019Meet Notre Dame Mendoza’s MBA Class of 2020Poets & Quants profiles a few of Mendoza's outstanding alums from the class of 2020.
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February 11, 2019From Gina to ‘The Machine-a’At some point, someone shared with ND MBA student Gina Guzzardo this piece of wisdom from boxing legend and unwitting business professor Mike Tyson: “Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” You laugh because it’s true, and you figure when it happens you’ll know what to do, she says. “And then someone’s punching you.” And you forget everything.
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January 31, 2019Inside the Notre Dame MBA: Podcast Series
The Mendoza College of Business partnered with Poets & Quants to create a podcast series providing an inside look at the Notre Dame MBA and what makes the program special from those who know it best, students, staff and faculty. Listen now to hear more about the Notre Dame MBA.
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November 5, 2018Student Startup Spotlight: Eren Sagun and A Box Full of Sunshine
Eren Sagun is a Notre Dame sophomore studying Finance and Data Science. She started exploring her business, A Box Full of Sunshine, in August 2016. A Box Full of Sunshine is a non-profit business that provides heartfelt care packages to grieving children and families who have experienced the loss of a loved one. Eren is excited about her project because the organization has the potential to help thousands of people throughout the country that deal with the immense pain that comes with losing a loved one. It also gives her the opportunity to brighten the lives of those who are going through a dark time, and she is so grateful to have the chance to help others.…
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November 1, 2018Testing the waters: How a team of MBA students put their business skills to work in Puerto Rico
The five Notre Dame MBA students faced a task that wasn’t for the fainthearted: Drink a glass of water that 30 seconds before was a disgusting mixture of ditch water, dirt, rocks and even cigarette butts. This wasn’t some team-building version of Truth or Dare, but a real-life demonstration of the water filtration system that the students — all military veterans — shortly would be distributing to rural residents of Puerto Rico who were still struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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August 10, 2018Students research economic diversification
A trio of Notre Dame MBA students were part of an internship program through the Bermuda Business Development Agency that paired them with three Bermudians for research on economic diversification.
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July 24, 2018Business students learn the meaning of ‘moralogy’ during summer program in Japan
Even beginner business majors can answer the question, “What’s the primary objective of American business?” Answer: Maximizing returns for shareholders. But as students in Jessica McManus Warnell’s Business and Culture in Japan course discovered, this isn’t the global standard for good business.…
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July 17, 2018Notre Dame, Girls Who Invest partner to advance women in finance
The University recently welcomed 50 undergraduate women, including five Notre Dame women, to campus for an intensive investment management program focused on education, industry outreach, accessibility and career placement.
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April 5, 2018Resonado: Sounding a new resonance in the speaker industry
We are currently living in an age of substantial technological developments. Televisions, phones, and computers continually get sleeker and more efficient with each iteration and your average Joe will soon be able to act as a space tourist and own a car that drives itself. Yet, despite what seems like remarkable technological progress all around us, some technologies have advanced only incrementally over the years. Take audio speakers for example. They have largely been confined to their traditional conical structure, giving us good quality sound but in a bulky package. Resonado, a student-led startup out of the University of Notre Dame, is seeking to change this.…
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April 2, 20182018 Best & Brightest Undergraduate Business Majors: Katie Eilert
Katie Eilert (MARK '18), who describes herself as a “coffee-fueled optimist (and former perfectionist) who believes in a good world and bad puns,” was selected to Poets & Quants for Undergrads' list of the "2018 Best and Brightest Undergraduate Business Majors…
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