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The 15th Annual Conference and Career Expo in Ft. Worth, Texas
proved, once again, to be an extremely successful event.
With more than 290 corporate and academic sponsors, over 6,200
gathered in Ft. Worth to attend the largest gathering of Hispanic
MBAs in the country.
The conference commenced with Thursday’s Professional Development
workshops consisting of twenty-four sessions in six special tracks:
Finance, Marketing, Management, Leadership, Professional
Competencies and Career Development. Each workshop was presented by
distinguished speakers including top corporate executives and
business consultants who focused on the vital career competencies
needed in order to “Drive Career Success with Superior Performance.”
The
Corporate Networking Reception on Thursday evening was an exclusive
event that featured 25 top corporations. Corporate recruiters from
American Airlines, Mattel, Procter and Gamble, Gillette, UBS, and
many more networked with attendees in an informal setting that
provided food, beverages and entertainment.
The Career Expo on Friday and Saturday drew thousands of eager
candidates who networked and interviewed with recruiters from
various Fortune 500 Companies and top business schools in the
country. Attendees were also given the opportunity to attend Company
Information Sessions sponsored by individual corporations. The
Company Information Sessions provided candidates with an insight
into the benefits of exploring opportunities and working for
companies such as PepsiCo, Citigroup, AT&T and many more.
The
Brillante Awards Reception, Dinner and Entertainment on Saturday
evening brought the conference to an
exhilarating closing. During
the American Airlines Brillante Awards Dinner, Master of Ceremonies,
Liz Torres entertained the audience. United Technologies Corporation
was granted the Corporate Award for its vision and dedication to
NSHMBA. Miriam Vializ-Briggs received the Corporate Executive Award,
Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) accepted the Non-Profit
Award. Bentley McCallum Graduate School of Business received the
Educational Institution Award, Marilou Martinez-Stevens received the
Entrepreneur Award and Stephanie Bazan was awarded the NSHMBA Member
Services Award.
The Brillante Awards Entertainment immediately followed dinner as
Son de Cali lit up the dance floor with electrifying music that drew
crowds concluding the event.
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2004 Conference Basics
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Location: |
Tarrant County Convention Center
Fort Worth, TX |
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Dates: |
October 21 - 23 |
2004 Conference Statistics
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Total Attendance: |
6,200+ MBA professionals and students |
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Corporate Sponsors: |
218 |
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Academic Sponsors: |
73 |
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Total Sponsors: |
291 |
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Scholarship Recipients: |
152 |
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Rankings as reported by US News and World’s
Report for Top 25 Universities
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