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Career Background
• BS in Business Administration • Worked as a production assistant in feature films and in various other positions in entertainment, including stints at New Line Cinema, MGM and Sony
Professional Areas of Interest
• Drucker School Consulting Association
Awards
• Drucker School of Management fellowship, sponsored by the Guy Dobbs Memorial Fellowship and the Drucker Alumni Fellowship funds
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MBA, Concentration in Strategy, Class of 2010
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Career goals My goal in obtaining an MBA was to make a career switch. My interests lie in real estate management and green energy.
Most memorable experience at Drucker One of my most memorable experiences was out of the classroom, participating in the ‘Dinner in the Dark’ experience with Danielle Coffin, Professor Hunter, and fellow students. Spending a few hours in complete darkness shows you how much we rely on vision in daily life and communication. So much of communication is non-verbal, so we had to adjust how we talked over dinner, to ensure that our words were clearly understood.
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Spending a few hours in complete darkness shows you how much we rely on vision in daily life and communication.
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Experience in the classroom One of my favorite courses so far was Professor Darroch’s Marketing Management class. Marketing was a part of business I had little exposure to. Professor Darroch made the class engaging and made sure that each student participated in the discussions.
How Drucker prepares me for real-life success One commonality of the Drucker curriculum is the use of team projects. It is essential to be able to work, interact, and succeed with a team in the workforce. The professors and fellow students provide valuable feedback on our group projects. It is a safe environment where we can make mistakes and learn from them.
Favorite spot in Claremontl I like to visit the Claremont Golf Course. I am new to golf but am enjoying learning the sport.
As Peter Drucker said,
Today knowledge has power. It controls access to opportunity and advancement.
Drucker was correct in predicting that knowledge is the key to being successful in today's workplace. In all of my jobs, I have strived not only to learn from everyone, but also to share my knowledge and experiences with others. My education at Drucker has given me a new energy to soak up the wisdom of all of my professors and classmates, and I am confident this will help propell me in life.
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