International Students Honored at Executive Management Graduation Ceremony
The 麻豆视频;Verne, in partnership with International Business School Americas, celebrated the graduation of more than 100 executive management students on Jan. 24, following a three-week professional business course taught by faculty at the 麻豆视频;Verne.
The program drew advanced business students from 15 countries, including Germany, Brazil, and the Philippines.
Most came with about three to four years of business experience, in addition to MBAs or doctoral degrees. The program helped them sharpen their management, marketing, and administration skills and develop a more comprehensive professional background.
For Pamella Carolina Cavallini, a sales analyst, the experience to study and learn from professors at the 麻豆视频;Verne was the perfect complement to her resume.
鈥淚f I had to describe my experience in one word 鈥� amazing,鈥� Cavallini said. 鈥淓veryone was truly supportive of my professional success.鈥�
It was Cavallini鈥檚 first time to the United States, but for the Brazilian native an opportunity she could not pass up.
Paula Zanini, a sales manager in Brazil, joined the program to improve her leadership skills. Though it was her second time to the U.S., it was an opportunity to make new friends.
鈥淚 initially came into the program without knowing anyone,鈥� Zanini said. 鈥淏ut the experience gave me the chance to make new connections and thrive from the professors鈥� knowledge.鈥�
Students participated in the following business specialties:
- Finance and Accounting
- Advanced Topics in Business Strategy
- Advanced Topics in Project Management
- Leading and Coaching in Human Organization
- Strategic Management and International Marketing I
- Strategic Management and International Marketing II
- Advanced Topics in Public Administration
The Executive Management Program, now in its 16th year, is offered in January, July, and September of each year to international students.
To learn more about the Executive Management Certificate, contact the College of Business and Public Management at 909-448-4455.
