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Scheller Recognized as 2022 Education Partner Of The Year by the National Black MBA Association Atlanta Chapter

The Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business was recognized as the Educational Partner of the Year for 2022 by the Atlanta Chapter of the National Black MBA Association.
Photo of Kashis Mends-Cole, MBA ’23, and Blacks in Business Club president, Leah Cabrera, MBA ‘24 , Gallila Agajyelleh, MBA ‘24, Arianna Robinson, MBA ’18, Assistant Director, Business Operations for the Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business, and Kevin Stacia, Corporate Relations Manager for the Jones MBA Career Center.

Left to right: Kashis Mends-Cole, MBA ’23, and Blacks in Business Club president, Leah Cabrera, MBA, ’24, Gallila Agajyelleh, MBA ’24, Arianna Robinson, MBA ‘18, Assistant Director, Business Operations for the Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business, and Kevin Stacia, Corporate Relations Manager for the Jones MBA Career Center. Photo courtesy of Orlando Evans.

The Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business was recently recognized as the 2022 Education Partner of the Year by the Atlanta Chapter of the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA). Each year, the Atlanta chapter hosts a reception to showcase graduating high school students in the Leaders of Tomorrow program, award scholarships to undergraduate, MBA, and Ph.D. students in business, and recognize corporate and educational partners who have significantly contributed to the success of the organization.

NBMBAA Leaders of TomorrowStudents in the Leadership of Tomorrow program. Photo courtesy of Orlando Evans.

Scheller College has engaged with the organization on several initiatives and is a financial sponsor for NBMBAA scholarships. The College partnered with the Chapter to host a forum for representatives of Georgia MBA programs, and Scheller’s Blacks in Business Club also hosted its 7th annual panel discussion on how to prepare for a career fair during the annual NBMBAA Conference.

In addition, Scheller MBA students participate in the annual NBMBAA Conference Graduate Case Competition. Last year, the Scheller MBA team won second place among 35 other colleges and universities with a prize of $15,000.

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