Howard University MBA Network: September 2011

Minnesota Boulevard companies share advice to National Black MBA Conference Attendees that are interested in their companies.

The list of Minnesota Companies include: Ameriprise, General Mills, Target, SuperValu, Schwans, and UnitedHealth Group.

Below is a little advice from a few companies brought to you by Minnesota Boulevard.

Source: MNBLD

The Howard University MBA (HUMBA)

From Analysts to C-Level Executives, HUMBAs are connected by the complexities of a global experience rooted in a diverse education. You can find a

Howard University MBA (HUMBA)Alum in every fortune 500 company, most US federal agencies, nonprofits, international corporations and several emerging companies in NA, EMEA, LA and AP geographies. Hence, Australia/Oceanica and Antarctica are the two continents that you might find an HUMBA on an assignment, without residency. However, that might be changing with the recent launch of the online executive HUMBA.

In 42 years, the HUMBA program has quietly matured. The Howard University MBA program was the first in Washington, DC to be accredited by the AACSB-International Association for Management Education. Located in the nation’s capital, Howard University MBA program offers a diverse cultural and educational experience from a global perspective; with access to the most renowned public and private institutions in the world.

For the past 17 years, Dean Harvey's HUMBA transformative global leadership strategy has produced HUMBAs disciplined in marketing, finance, healthcare management, integrated supply chain management, general management, information management,accounting, strategy, operations and performance management, maximizing value add in firms around the globe.

The Howard University School of Business was recently named sixth on the U.S. News and World Report list of “10 M.B.A.s With Most Financial Value at Graduation.” The list ranks the 10 graduate business programs where graduates earn the most in their first year relative to their debt load. Howard’s MBA program was named among top U.S. Business Schools by Bloomberg BusinessWeek. Howard was ranked #53 (second tier) in the publication’s recent release of “The Best U.S. Business Schools 2010” (Full-Time MBA). The School of Business was ranked number one for the “Greatest Opportunity for Minority Students” in the 2011 edition of the Princeton Review’s The Best 300 Business Schools. This marks the eighth time that Howard’s MBA program has ranked number one in the past nine years. The Princeton Review surveyed more than 19,000 students at 300 business schools, in addition to collecting data from school administrators, to create 11 ranking lists.

This blog will share business insight, tips and information from HUMBA's and others around the globe. The opinions and views expressed on this site reflect the opinions of the contributors. Therefore, we welcome commentary.

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Minnesota Corporations are looking for you at the 2011 National Black MBA Conference

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