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Thirty-eight University of Nebraska–Lincoln students paired up to pitch a healthcare program to Husker alumni of the Undergraduate Certificate in Sales Excellence Program while competing for $5,000 in the Center for Sales Excellence Team Role-Play Competition in November. » Full Article

A record 113 students from eight colleges at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln demonstrated their entrepreneurial, communication and presentation skills at the 16th annual 3-2-1 Quick Pitch competition on Nov. 7. Hosted by the Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship, the event offers students a platform to present a three-minute business idea to judges for a chance to win part of $12,000 in cash prizes. » Full Article

Launched in 2020, the Investors With Purpose (IWP) program provided 112 high-achieving University of Nebraska–Lincoln students with wealth management acumen and a vast professional investment network. This fall, the college celebrated the fifth IWP class by inviting alumni, current students and industry leaders of the program to a reception at Howard L. Hawks Hall. » Full Article

Planning to become an accountant, Barron Harvey, '74, '75 & '77, took a Master of Business Administration course in organizational behavior that led to a career in higher education. » Full Article

To celebrate 60 years of the Nebraska Master of Business Administration program, alumni from each decade and diverse industries share their stories of success, highlighting how the skills and experiences gained through their MBA degrees have shaped their careers. From small business owners to corporate executives, these University of Nebraska–Lincoln alumni reflect on the value of their MBA in driving innovation, leadership and career growth, demonstrating the lasting impact of Nebraska's business education on a global scale. » Full Article

At Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, Bryan Buechel, '18 MBA, leads clinical operations for Alluma, a pharmacy benefit administrator serving health plans nationwide. Earning his Master of Business Administration from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln equipped him with skills in analytics, finance and supply chain management to thrive in a rapidly changing healthcare landscape. » Full Article