FALL 2007
VOL. 8 NO. 2

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National Association of Women MBAsThe Smith School will host the 25th Annual National Conference and Career Fair sponsored by the National Association of Women MBAs (NAWMBA) on November 2-3, one of the largest such events ever hosted by the school. The event, which is expected to attract up to 1,000 students, recruiters and other professionals from across the country, will feature keynote speakers, opportunities for networking, a case competition, and a career fair. The Smith School was selected as the host site from several Washington, D.C., area business schools, and is being organized by Smith student members of NAWMBA. NAWMBA is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to empowering women MBAs in order to propel more women into leadership positions in corporate American and enhance the diversity of the nation’s workforce. For more information, visit the conference Web site.
First Mergers & Acquisitions Competition at SmithThis fall, Smith MBA students will get the chance to test their financial mettle in the school’s first-ever Mergers & Acquisitions competition, organized and hosted by the MBA Finance Association and sponsored by Credit Suisse and Lehman Brothers. The competition will draw teams from top business schools around the country for $8,500 in prizes. Teams of up to four students will each compete over a two-day period October 11—12 in a competition that will simulate an M&A pitch meeting to Wall Street Bankers and corporate executives. Smith School faculty and industry professionals will act as judges. The competition will include a networking reception for students to mingle with other schools, judges and invited guests, while providing recruiting opportunities and cash prizes for the winning teams.

Alumni are invited to attend the second round presentations on Friday, October 12, in Van Munching Hall. For more information, visit the competition Web site.

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