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This fall, the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center partnered with energy gum maker Run Gum to host an undergraduate sports marketing case competition.
After graduating, Jeff Attila ’11 quickly rose through the ranks at adidas Global Basketball, where he is now a digital marketing manager.

Brand and sports marketing specialist Tom Czarnowski, MBA ’09 has found his calling in the design world, helping companies present their brands to the world.

Amber Santos always knew she wanted to work in the apparel industry, but it took a couple of high fashion internships to realize that her passions were more in line with sport than the runway.
Zoe Raiter knew that the University of Oregon and the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center was where she was meant to pursue her educational and career goals in sports business.
Assistant professor of finance Brandon Julio is a researcher at heart, earning recognition for his work on financial markets and political uncertainty. He is also a favorite professor among finance students.
A panel of experts discussed the topic of corporate tax reform during the fall 2016 Fred P. Thompson Lecture.
The Warsaw Sports Marketing Center is now utilizing the #TGIPDX shuttle as a new tool for students to engage on a more regular basis with industry in Portland.
UO's new Innovation Lab is designed to help develop students’ ability to critically think, create, problem-solve, collaborate, take risks and learn from failure.

The Oregon MBA is among the best U.S. business schools according to Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2016 survey results.

Leadership transition, new accounting team members, Gernon fund reaches milestone, and more.
Good leadership doesn’t really need to be too complicated, according to Dr. Joe Robertson, MBA ’97, who recently spoke with Oregon Executive MBA alumni.
In his last travel entry, Sports Product Management student Brian Warner, MS '17 looks back on his internship experience in Vietnam.
A group of exceptional local high school students are moving forward with a project that originated during their time as participants in the UO business cohort of SAIL.

UO product design students captured the top two spots at QuackCon, the country’s first collegiate sports and technology hackathon competition.