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Frank G. Wells Building
500 S. Buena Vista st.
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Fri, Apr 02, 2010 at 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm
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Informational Luncheon for Emerging Diversity in Business Leaders at Disney
Fri, April 2nd from 12:30pm
IMPORTANT: RSVP by March 26th
Meet graduate students who are enrolled in leading business schools and pursuing careers in business and management, especially within the Entertainment industry. In this luncheon, students will also have the opportunity to talk to Diversity leaders and recruiters from different business groups at The Walt Disney Company.
The Walt Disney Company will also be presenting information on its diversity initiatives, internships and employment opportunities while becoming familiar with emerging Diverse talent from the top two business schools in Southern California.
To RSVP, please register on the left column of this page before Friday, March 26th. In addition to your registration, please send your updated resume to mba.lmba.club@marshall.usc.edu.
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1. Rosario, Francisco
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2. Shah, Aashini
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3. De la Vega, Alejandro
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4. SARFATI, ALICE
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5. Petrovich, Luba Tatiana
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6. Ruiz, Luis Gerardo
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7. Welton, Rosa
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8. Herwehe, Alena
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9. Friedman, Ron M.
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10. Bracamontes, Joseph
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Latino Management Business Association at USC Marshall |
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LMBA is a community of engaged members committed to providing enhanced networking opportunities with successful business leaders in Hispanic markets and positive role models in the community. LMBA creates a forum for members to gain exposure to Latino business issues and leaders from all industries and functional areas through on-campus and off-campus activities and events. In addition, it creates a forum for members and the Marshall community to gain exposure to the Latin culture. It provides a support group for all Latino students, alumni, faculty and staff. Furthermore, it serves as a contact point for those interested in pursuing career opportunities pertaining to the quickly growing Latino community as well as for those interested in pursuing career opportunities in Latin America. |
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