mini-mba
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Want an MBA? 5 Things to Consider
The idea of earning your Master of Business Administration (MBA) can certainly be exciting. An MBA is a well-respected degree that can help you change your career trajectory, break into a new field, or prepare you for life as an entrepreneur. However, it’s not the only way to succeed in business. In fact, the Financial […]
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Top 4 Skills Employers are Seeking in 2023
With a shift to skills over a university education, employers are already prioritizing foundational competencies over an impressive degree — they want to see candidates who can apply what they know directly to a job function.
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Key Takeaways From an Invited MBA Info Session
Don’t want to wait for the next live info session to get your questions about the Invited MBA answered? Check out some key takeaways from one of our past info sessions below and review the recording to get all the details about our virtual, mini-MBA program. Takeaway 1: You do not need a business background […]
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Mini-MBA Helps Military Veteran Make Successful Career Transition into Marketing and Sales
Philip Schweinsberg served as an infantry officer for eight years, stationed in Washington, North Carolina, Georgia, and Colorado throughout his time in the service. Because he was passionate about finding “work worth doing,” a military career made sense. But when he decided to transition out of the U.S. Army, he wasn’t sure if work like that could be done without a uniform.
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How a Mini-MBA Can Help Teachers Transition From the Classroom into Business
After seven years in the classroom, Robyn Moore was in need of a change. Like many educators, she was unsure of how to make the change or what it would entail, especially as the daughter of a career-long teacher. But she was confident her next role would involve fewer pencils and backpacks. While working as […]
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Saying Goodbye to Imposter Syndrome: How an Invited MBA Alumna Transitioned from Marketing to a Top Five Business
Hannah Rivers describes herself as “the fixer, the one who can figure it out.” From working in pizza shops and babysitting as a teenager to planning events for Google and Lego as an adult, she has always been a go-getter. But being a jack of all trades can often lead to imposter syndrome and questioning qualifications over experience.
