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2019 Masters Argentina: 200 Argentine students, 30 speakers, and a challenge
MPA student and EMI fellow Claudia Poclaba recaps her experience in a leadership role at the annual Masters Argentina Conference for Argentine students.
Executive education food and beverage courses embrace new trends
To take your foodservice career further, you can join SHA faculty for executive education classes on optimizing food and beverage program profits.
2018 CHR roundtable highlights hospitality industry sustainability strategies
CHR roundtable participants discuss the results of owner, operator, and brand collaboration to improve the hotel industry’s sustainability strategies.
Johnson recognizes 2019 award winners across nine academic programs
Several students across Johnson’s seven MBA programs and two MPS programs were recognized for their achievements, contributions, and academic performance.
PhD student awarded Deloitte Doctoral Fellowship in Accounting
Blake Allen Steenhoven, PhD in Management, has been recognized with the prestigious Deloitte Doctoral Fellowship in Accounting at the recommendation of Bob Libby.
Student teams design innovative cloud systems during Business Model Hackathon
Cornell students from both the United States and Cornell-Tsinghua Finance MBA competed in the fourth annual Business Model Hackathon in New York City.
Park Perspectives: A quarter at the Cornell Tech campus
Matt Ford details his experience in the fintech intensive at the Cornell Tech campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City.
Grubhub and Groupon: What if they merged?
Bryan Burroughs, Two-Year MBA ’20, reflects on teaming up with classmates to solve a real-world business scenario for the Investment Banking Immersion.
2019 SMART program reflections: Cappeny Estates, South Africa
The 2019 Cappeny Estates SMART team was challenged with creating marketing strategies for a minority-owned strawberry farm in South Africa.
Unexpected access: Doors opened to Johnson SGE students at the nation’s capital
Tim Shaw, Two-Year MBA ’20, recounts conversations with top officials and thought leaders on the Washington D.C. trek as part of the SGE Immersion.
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