Imani Watson
Thursday, October 25, 2018 by
Carley Mostar, MBA ’19, cares about her community and it shows.
This summer, Carley was selected as a finalist in the Ford College
Community Challenge (Ford C3) for two proposed neighborhood
improvement initiatives. The challenge invites students
worldwide to partner with organizations to design projects that
address critical needs of their community. Carley first heard about
Ford C3 through her involvement in the UIC Business chapter of Net
Impact, a nonprofit membership organization for...
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Thursday, October 4, 2018 by
Matt Gorniak’s career is a testament to the new American dream. At
17, Matt immigrated to the United States with no network or
connections and is now the Co-Founder and Chief Revenue Officer of
G2 Crowd, one of Chicago’s fastest growing tech companies. After
earning his MBA (’02) from UIC, Matt sought a career filled with
self-starters like himself, leading him to the technology industry.
“I was looking for a high-growth opportunity where I could compete
on a level playing field.” Matt’s...
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Monday, August 27, 2018 by
Ranked third on the Forbes: Best American Employers list, Google is
one of the most recognized companies on the planet. While most know
the company as a high-powered Internet search engine, many are
unaware of its philanthropic arm, Google.org. Many people could
only dream of working with the tech powerhouse that is Google, but
graduate student Sarah Siderius, who is working toward completing
her MBA in the spring of 2019, had the unique experience of working
as a contractor for Google.org....
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Friday, August 10, 2018 by
UIC Business caught up with Finance majors Nicolas Robledo ’20 and
Edgar Avalos ’20 to discuss their experience at Goldman Sachs
Undergraduate Camp and how they will leverage their learnings in
their careers. What is the Goldman Sachs undergraduate camp? What
did it consist of? Edgar: It is a three day series of networking
opportunities in Dallas, Texas connecting students from all over
the country with Goldman Sachs employees. We had the opportunity to
attend a series of presentations given by...
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Friday, June 15, 2018 by
In the second semester of the 2017-18 academic year, Robert
Chirinko, Professor of Finance, took sabbatical leave to further
his research on the Puerto Rican debt crisis and other research
projects. Between January and March, he was a visitor at the Booth
School of Business, University of Chicago. He continued working on
his research projects at the Einaudi Institute for Economics and
Finance in Rome from March until June. The Puerto Rican research
was a continuation of a paper he started to...
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