Anderson Alum to Lead Prep School
After Paul Rosenbaum (B.A. ’81, M.A. ’84, MBA ’86) completed his undergraduate degree at UCLA, he continued on that path, getting his master’s degree in English. However, after watching a colleague succeed at the Anderson Graduate School of Management, Rosenbaum decided to pursue the MBA program. As he progressed through his studies at AGSM, Rosenbaum decided he would focus on human resources and the nonprofit track.
When Rosenbaum graduated from Anderson Graduate School of Management, he was approached by Viewpoint School to become its business manager, as well as an English instructor in the Upper School. With the appeal of the school’s serene setting on a 40-acre, oak-tree-studded campus and a reputation for quality faculty, he couldn’t resist the offer.
Third MBA Group to Come to Anisfield
The Anisfield School of Business at Ramapo College of New Jersey will welcome the third student cohort of its new Accelerated MBA Program for Working Professionals this year. These students will earn their MBA degrees in just 20 months through an innovative curriculum, which stresses hands-on learning.
The program includes a trip to China to gain insight into the business opportunities available in today’s emerging markets, and gives students the chance to further sharpen their management and leadership skills through real-world consulting assignments with local area businesses.
REGISTER: The Forté Forum at UIC Liautaud
UIC’s Liautaud Graduate School of Business is sponsoring the Forté Forum in Chicago on September 8, 2014. This forum/information session is designed for women to learn about the power one can gain from attaining an MBA degree. The event will be held at the Booth Gleacher Center from 6:00PM to 9:00PM. Continue reading…
Carey School Co-Sponsors Entrepreneurship Bootcamp
Doctors, researchers, and other health professionals gathered at the Johns Hopkins University on July 21 for the second part of the JHU Entrepreneurship Bootcamp series. A joint effort between Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering, Carey Business School, and School of Medicine, the multi-session summer event’s purpose was to foster entrepreneurship across the university. Continue reading…
McDonough’s Searches For International Talent
The McDonough School of Business admissions team has been hopping all across the globe this summer. With 27 trips to 16 cities, 12 countries, and five continents, this effort comes in order recruit top international MBA students and enhance the school’s global perspective. As the MBA admissions team travels across the world, they hope to find the brightest students to join the MBA program beginning in 2015. Continue reading…
Employment Report Cites 83% Employment Rate for Cranfield MBA Grads
Cranfield School of Management is pleased to announce that 83% of the MBA class of 2013 was employed within three months of graduating, with an average salary increase of £31,576.
According to the MBA Employment Report for the class of 2013, the average salary package post for Cranfield is £78,355, and 85% of the cohort changed role as a result of their MBA. Cranfield’s strength as a general management school for future leaders is reflected in the report results, with 26% of students securing senior management or director-level positions on completion of the program.
Colin Hudson, Director of Career Development at Cranfield School of Management commented: “The MBA class of 2013 were an extremely proactive group, connecting with the Career Development Service from day one of their program. This is clearly reflected in their employment results.” Continue reading…
