Student-run equity fund beats S&P 500
It’s been a strong year for the U.S. stock market, but it’s been an even better one for the College of Business’s student-run Summit Fund.
It’s been a strong year for the U.S. stock market, but it’s been an even better one for the College of Business’s student-run Summit Fund.
From working in sales at Fortune 500 companies to serving in marketing and supply chain roles, business students gain valuable insights during internships.
“We’re changing the world, one delivery at a time," said Eric Berlinberg, a Colorado native and graduate of Colorado State University’s College of Business.
From interning at the Ultimate Fighting Championship to launching new startups, students in the College of Business stayed busy this summer.
Keenan Mai nearly died after being struck by a hit and run driver and it changed his outlook on life, inspiring him to pursue his passion.
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Arthur Valdez, who graduated from the College of Business and rose to become a supply chain executive, shares lessons he's learned from his career journey.
In life as in sport, Rosa stands at the side of the pool to cheer on and push the team – and herself. She tries to be there to lend a hand.