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CategoriesMBA in General Management Start Your Own BusinessMay 20, 2013
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Meet the MCNY IDOL ContestantsApril 11, 2013Vote@ Click and VOTE Your MCNY IDOL RSVP@ http://mcnyidol.eventbrite.com/ SOCIAL@ Facebook.com/mcnyidols Please remember to LIKE the MCNY IDOL Facebook Page! (1) Sixta Soto: “Sneaker Convention Company”
(2) Camille Davis: “Speak Easy Dog Center”
(3) Jeetendra Advani: “WrappaTouille – Let’s Eat Healthy”
(4) Hulon Bahar: “Financial Consulting Firm Serving Working Families and Low Income Clients”
(5) Pascale LeGagneur: “throwbax.com: social network and media share site”
(6) Gabriel Ramirez: “El Rio – A Program Grows in Brooklyn”
(7) Elaine Frazier: “Inner Vision Life”
(8) Taneeka Spencer: “Strategic Plan for Self Help Community Services” Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in MCNY IDOL. Post a Comment »
ZICO is an Official Sponsor of the First MCNY IDOL!April 5, 2013 ZICO is an official sponsor of the first MCNY IDOL! MCNY IDOL is proud to have ZICO (www.zico.com) as an official sponsor for the first MCNY IDOL contest this April 22nd. Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in MCNY IDOL. Post a Comment »
Vote Your MCNY IDOLApril 2, 2013Vote@ Click and VOTE Your MCNY IDOL RSVP@ http://mcnyidol.eventbrite.com/ SOCIAL@ Facebook.com/mcnyidols Please remember to LIKE the MCNY IDOL Facebook Page! (1) Sixta Soto: “Sneaker Convention Company”
(2) Camille Davis: “Speak Easy Dog Center”
(3) Jeetendra Advani: “WrappaTouille – Let’s Eat Healthy”
(4) Hulon Bahar: “Financial Consulting Firm Serving Working Families and Low Income Clients”
(5) Pascale LeGagneur: “throwbax.com: social network and media share site”
(6) Gabriel Ramirez: “El Rio – A Program Grows in Brooklyn”
(7) Elaine Frazier: “Inner Vision Life”
(8) Taneeka Spencer: “Strategic Plan for Self Help Community Services” Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in MCNY IDOL. Post a Comment »
Keith Reinhard, Chairman Emeritus of DDB Worldwide, Presenting to MCNY MBA StudentsNovember 28, 2012Keith Reinhard, Chairman Emeritus of DDB Worldwide, is invited as an MBA Guest Lecturer at Metropolitan College of New York this Thursday November 29th! Meet us at Lecture Room 11P @ 5:30 pm for networking session. Mystery Gift will be given by Mr. Reinhard himself to students who arrive early!  Keith Reinhard, Chairman Emeritus, DDB Worldwide Keith Reinhard is Chairman Emeritus of DDB Worldwide, which ranks among the world’s largest and most creative advertising networks with 200 offices in 90 countries. DDB has won more Grand Prix awards than any other agency in the over 50-year history of the International Advertising Festival in Cannes. As a working creative director, Keith was responsible for McDonald’s “You Deserve a Break Today” and State Farm’s long running theme “Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There.” Teams under Keith’s direction created award-winning campaigns for Anheuser-Busch, Volkswagen, PepsiCo and others. In 1986 Keith was one of the architects of the advertising industry’s first and only three-way merger, creating Omnicom, which today ranks as one of the world’s largest advertising and marketing services holding company. Concurrent with the creation of Omnicom, Keith accomplished the merger of Doyle Dane Bernbach and Needham Harper Worldwide to create the present network, DDB Worldwide. Advertising Age has referred to Keith Reinhard as the advertising industry’s “soft-spoken visionary” and in 1999 named him one of the top 100 influentials in advertising history. Many of the media and compensation concepts first enunciated by Keith are now common practice in the industry. He was inducted into the Advertising Hall of Fame in 2007. From 2002 to 2010, Keith served as President of Business for Diplomatic Action, Inc. (BDA), a not-for-profit effort he founded to enlist the U.S. business community in actions aimed at improving the standing of America in the world. During its eight years of operation, BDA created and implemented a number of programs credited with building new bridges of understanding and respect between the United States and the world. As the organization’s leader, Keith testified to the U.S. Congress and was broadly featured in the media, from the BBC, The Daily Show, Fox News, CNN, and CNBC to publications including The Economist, Fast Company, The Atlantic, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the International Herald Tribune and The Financial Times. Keith has contributed generously of his time and talents to a broad range of initiatives. He serves on the boards of Sesame Workshop and Jazz at Lincoln Center and chairs the marketing committees of the boards of both organizations. He is past chairman of Union Theological Seminary in New York and past chairman of the American Association of Advertising Agencies. Keith is on the faculty and board of advisors of the Berlin School of Creative Leadership in Berlin, Germany. He is a member of the steering committee of the Association for a Better New York (ABNY) and serves on the advisory boards of the U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy, USC Center on Public Diplomacy at the Annenberg School at the University of Southern California, the Chief Executive Leadership Institute at the Yale School of Management, and the Johns Hopkins Prostate Cancer Center. Keith is the father of seven children. He and his wife, Rose-Lee, live in Manhattan. Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in Events. Post a Comment »
Teaching Excellence: MCNY MBA Programs Now Accredited by ACBSPNovember 19, 2012Metropolitan College of New York’s MBA in General Management Program is now accredited by the Accrediting Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). This recognition is a testament to MCNY’s commitment to teaching excellence and global business education for management professionals. Metropolitan College of New York’s School for Business has been awarded specialized accreditation by the ACBSP, effective November 19th, 2012. This is a major accomplishment. It represents the culmination of two years of hard work by the faculty and other stakeholders of MCNY’s School for Business and is an affirmation of MCNY’s delivery of quality education through the creative development and application of Purpose-Centered Education. This accreditation includes the following degree programs: the Associate of Science in Business, the Bachelors of Business Administration in Business, and the Masters of Business Administration in Media Management, Financial Services, and General Management. [Read More] ACBSP is a leading specialized accreditation association for business education supporting, celebrating, and rewarding teaching excellence on a diverse and global scale. The association embraces the virtues of teaching excellence and emphasizes to students that it is essential to learn how to learn.
ACBSP acknowledges the importance of scholarly research and inquiry and believes that such activities facilitate improved teaching. Institutions are strongly encouraged to pursue a reasonable mutually beneficial balance between teaching and research. And further, ACBSP encourages faculty involvement within the contemporary business world to enhance the quality of classroom instruction and to contribute to student learning. Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in Awards and Memberships. Post a Comment »
2012 MCNY Graduation Speech from Mohamed Rezk, MBAJuly 19, 2012 Mohamed Rezk, Graduate of the MBA in General Management Program Mohamed Rezk, MBA MCNY Graduation speech 2012 Ladies and Gentlemen: families, friends, honorable guests and distinguished MCNY faculty, it’s a great honor to stand before you today on behalf of the graduating class of 2012 and reflect on our feelings in this great moment of our lives. I would like to share a story with you. When I started the school I was terrified. More than couple of years has passed by since I finished my bachelor degree and there I was… In school again… reading through the syllabuses and class requirements. But a week has passed by and we had our first assignment that I decided to complete, thinking – I will give a try, if this doesn’t work I can always drop out. I got tense and replied: Example of what? What not to do? And 18 months later I am standing in the front of you and together we can celebrate our accomplishment! During our journey in MCNY, three things became essential parts of our life: assignments, presentations, and group projects. As we all know the group projects were the most challenging, but in the end they taught us a fundamental lesson: to be team players and how to become good leaders. At MCNY, we discovered how to become job creators, not job seekers. Our constructive action classes taught us what is required to turn a simple idea into a successful business, we learned how to write an ultimate business plan, and how to finance and market that business plan. Our study abroad was one of the most valuable experiences in the program, one that enhanced and expanded our horizons. We experienced the business world in a global context and developed a more sophisticated perspective. The study abroad also strengthened our friendships through the work we did and the fun we had… But I am not sharing the details. What happened in London stays in London. Graduation is not an end; it is a beginning of our new journey to pursue our dreams. I would like to congratulate and thank you all. On behalf of the graduate students of 2012. I would like to thank all the professors and staff of MCNY. Thank you for what you have given us: for your time, energy, patience, and all your hard work. Our parents, spouses, siblings, and all our loved ones that are witnessing our graduation today, There is no words that could express how thankful we are that we have you in our lives. Thank you for your support, encouragement, prayers and understanding Congratulation to All Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in Student. Post a Comment »
Glacéau’s smartwater for MCNY MBA EventsApril 9, 2012
Metropolitan College of New York’s MBA Program is proud to have Glacéau as a sponsor to supply smartwater for our MBA networking events. See: http://glaceau.com/ THANKS to smartwater for your generosity! Prof. Rachel Yager Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in Events. Post a Comment »
Women in the Making Politics and Public Service Summit for GirlsMarch 15, 2012Are we able to put this year’s election in the hands of our young girls? We will be when they attend the Women in the Making Politics and Public Service Summit for Girls 11-19! Saturday, March 31, 2012 FREE for MCNY Students Held at Metropolitan College of New York, the day’s theme is “We the People!” Wear what most represents who you are and what you believe in — colors, t-shirts, hats, buttons, etc. The WIM Shero Panel features dynamic and passionate NYC City Councilwomen Letitia James and Julissa Ferreras; Political Strategist and Co-Founder of Higher Heights for America Glynda Carr in addition to urban justice and community and public affairs advocates who will talk with our girls about: * Understanding the political process and how YOU fit in Breakfast, lunch, goody swag bags, fun mock debates, and raffle items exploring New York City history and culture. Saturday, March 31, 2012 Metropolitan College of New York Women in the Making: Tomorrow’s History Today airs Every 2nd Wednesday at 2:00 PM on WBAI Radio 99.5 FM – Streams live at www.wbai.org Hosted by Desi K. Robinson, Women in the Making: Tomorrow’s History (WIM) is the health and lifestyle radio show that highlights the views, perspective, questions, goals and accomplishments of today’s girl. Each show’s topic features a discussion with a young lady that’s demonstrated leadership in that area along with a ‘shero’ adult mentor that has expertise on the issue. WIM covers a full range of topics from images in the media, finances and school to healthy eating, careers and the role of girls and women in revolutions around the world. http://www.WomenInTheMaking.blogspot.com Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in Events. Post a Comment »
Business Talk from Restaurant Owner and Chef Brian PalmerMarch 15, 2012Exclusive to MBA Students of Metropolitan College of New York, Restaurant Entrepreneur and Chef Brian Palmer is giving a talk on running restaurants in New York City. Please join us on March 21st, 5:15 – 6:15 pm at MCNY 11th floor Conference room. The talk will start at 5:30 pm. Please join us for networking and light refreshment.  Restaurant Owner and Chef Brian Palmer One of a new breed of influential chef-restaurateurs in America, Brian Washington Palmer, 34 is credited with reviving Harlem’s culinary heritage. Blending fresh ingredients with the succulent, jazzy flavors associated with Harlem rich artistic history, his innovations in cooking have been enjoyed and praised by local political leaders, Hollywood stars and fellow chefs alike. The California-born chef began his culinary training at age 18. While studying abroad at University of Paris, St. Denis where he took classes in culinary arts, and developed his creativity in the kitchen of several restaurants in Paris, including China Club, and American-style eatery, The Mustang Café. Brian returned to the United States in 1996, and soon became the star attraction at New York’s popular uptown bistro, Bleu– both as chef and part-owner. After the opening of their newest uptown bar and lounge, The Monkey Room, he decided to venture further south to establish his current restaurant Native located on Harlem’s up and coming “Lenox Strip.” Native’s casual chic interior and ultra cool lounge/restaurant vibe has won acclaim and makes for an inviting and popular stop for brunch after church on Sundays. Its decor is warm, and blends of basic colors that put people as ease. The ambiance is classic with rough and raw elements that are in perfect harmony to Native’s eclectic and flavorful cuisine. Washington-Palmer’s trademark cooking with “flavors that pop”, has enhanced his popularity with the Manhattan “foodie” crowd and the local Harlem artists who have discovered Native as an alternative for going “downtown” for a happening bar scene and world-class cooking. Some favorite dishes include the Pan-Seared Catfish served with a pecan-morita chile sauce with cheddar cheese grits and Moroccan Fried Chicken in a walnut sauce served with seared collard greens and mashed potatoes. Email this · Subscribe to this Feed · Bookmark This! Posted by Prof. Rachel Yager in Events. Post a Comment »
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