After graduating from University of California Riverside School of Business with a Bachelor of Science in 2015, Matt moved to New York City and after a stint with Goldman Sachs, he switched gears to follow an interest in television and media.
Captain Kenner is eager to apply business knowledge learned at UCR School of Business in his new assignment where he will be helping to strengthen the country’s Army by selecting the best candidates to be our future military leaders. Captain Kenner aspires to rise through the Army’s ranks, one day earning the rank of General.
For Shel, accounting was intellectually rewarding, and he learned about a variety of businesses up close. He met fascinating people and the job allowed him to see the world. It also provided a comfortable living for his family.
Will partners with the Global headquarters with creative strategy and source materials, then localizes, adapts, and develops a store environment that's relevant to the market area and showcases Nike's product innovation while driving strong sales and KPI's, while building the consumer loyalty to the brands.
Yaqi Wang ’16 was recruited by the Disney Corporation prior to her June graduation. Due to UCR School of Business’s close proximity to the Walt Disney Corporation, and strong corporate partnership, Yaqi had the opportunity as an MBA student to intern with the company in Orlando, FL and Anaheim, CA.
Jasso, Professor of Practice at the School of Business, devotes his time to teaching UCR students business strategy and the business world on a global level.
“Reach higher to build great businesses, not settling only for profit maximization,” said Mark Rampolla to a full house at the Fox Performing Arts Center, Riverside, California, as part of the UCR School of Business Dean’s Speaker Series, February 9, 2017. Mark Rampolla is the founder and former CEO of ZICO Coconut Water, a $1...
I got into UC San Diego, UC Berkeley, and others. I chose UCR because it provided me with the broadest curriculum and framework in my education, which helped me determine what I was passionate about and what I wanted to do.
Turner Stanton’s college career is best defined by his unwavering commitment to service to the Highlander community, a commitment that has only grown stronger now that he is an associate for Deloitte and Touche in San Francisco.
