An MBA foursome from Michigan State University's Eli Broad Graduate School of Management earned Second-Place honors from the Big Ten MBA Case Competition held this past weekend in Columbus, Ohio. First-year students Nancy Caswell, Rajesh Chandrasekaran, Todd Hagopian, and Michael Kotick represented the Broad School.
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Eighty first-year MBA students competed in the Seventh Annual Broad v. Broad Case Competition in late January 2008, tackling a case that focused on the current challenges facing TiVo, the DVR time-shifting company. The First Place finalists were Aleksey Mastilenko, Todd Hagopian, Nancy Caswell and Sanil Ponnarassery.
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During the 2005-06 academic year, a committee representing Full-Time MBA students finalized an honor code to serve as an ethical guideline for Broad School students. The group had been working on developing the code for more than two years, a process that allowed them to solicit extensive student input.
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On Saturday, February 24, 2007, a four-person team of Broad MBA students placed third at the National Net Impact Case Competition held at the University of Colorado. Besting MBA students from other top schools including Michigan, Northwestern, Cornell and UCLA were Sajidi Jackson, Phil Johnson, Saaj Shah and Elliot Westwater.
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Once again, Broad MBAs were the victors in the 11th Annual MBA Food Fight, besting 20 other MBA programs across the country in both total pounds of food collected and average pounds per MBA student. This win makes six in a row for the Full-Time Broad MBA Program.
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In much of corporate America, the concept of diversity is expanding beyond race and gender to include a wide spectrum of groups. As a result, companies seek managers who can maximize the value of such a diverse workforce by uniting all employees beyind common corporate objects. Broad MBAs are ready to take these leadership positions.
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The Sixth Annual Broad vs. Broad Case Competition was the sixth consecutive hit for the first-year MBA student contestants, volunteer second-year MBA students, volunteer corporate and faculty judges and staff. This 2007 competition was a record-breaking year of student participation rate and absolute numbers, as the venue moved from the intimate setting of the Broad School, to the spacious James B. Henry Center facility. The team that took home First Place was comprised of Brandon Lupp, Joe Sherbondy, Kelly Jordan, and Ojasa Dumane.
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