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The Management Society was founded in 1977 by Dean Merrill J. Bateman as an organization of alumni and friends of the BYU College of Business—now Marriott School of Management. Membership includes not only BYU and Marriott School alumni, but many other business professionals with the same desire for professional advancement, high ethical standards, career development, and continuing education. Twenty-Five years after its founding, the management society is an influential organization with about 6,000 members in 40 U.S. cities and 10 countries.
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October Arizona Management Society Luncheon with Roc Arnett, President of East Valley Partnerships - "Executive Networking & Job Searching" Thurs, Oct 22th, 2009 - 11:30a - 1:00p EVIT (East Valley Institute of Technology)
1601 W Main St
Mesa, AZ 85201-6910 Click here to Register Join us this fall for our new series of networking luncheons.
This year's theme, "Professional Preparedness - Back to Basics," is based on principles from Covey's 7 Habits. Speakers will present on topics around this theme, coming from a variety of career areas including entreprenuers, executive career coaches, mentor & venture capital groups, as well as other management professionals.
Additionally, this year's luncheons will provide an extra focus on networking and chapter participation. Luncheons will now begin at 11:30a with networking information on chapter members in attendance, facilitating personal introductions and conversations.
The luncheon welcome & updates will also include slides and handouts to profile key chapter members and overview achievements, transitions, and upcoming service opportunities These may include joint chapter activities with alumni and other professional groups. There will be many service opportunities and community activities such as Food Bank volunteering during the holidays, a 5k/10k Fun Run for scholarship funds, and execlusive movie screenings of upcoming titles like last year's "Forever Strong".
We welcome all who are looking to meet and serve with fellow professionals, helping to grow moral and ethical leadership in our community. |
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