Oregon MBA News

Oregon MBA students connected with businesses and alumni on the program's annual January study tours to Seattle and New York City.
Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship-affiliated venture Cricket Flours is garnering lots of attention as it gets ready to traverse the globe on this year's university-based business plan competition circuit.

A new sports product program in Portland, targeted options for career experience opportunities, the greatest giving campaign in the history of the university, and more.

Enhancements to the college's finance tracks for MBAs and undergraduates will open new career opportunities and differentiate the Finance and Securities Analysis Center on the national stage.
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Triathlete and Oregon MBA alum Jesse Thomas shares the story of how he and his wife started Picky Bars and the role the Lundquist Center of Entrepreneurship played.
Five students from the sports business track have published an article in a prestigious international sports law journal.
A gift from music entrepreneur Paul Anthony Troiano will help kickstart careers of student entrepreneurs.

Clients from within and without the Lundquist College are using the facility's technology in creative new ways.

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Twenty-five years ago, a gift from Charles H. Lundquist '42 fundamentally changed the way entrepreneurship was taught at the University of Oregon.
Three Oregon MBAs went behind the scenes to write a business case on the turnaround of the BNP Paribas Open.
A newly launched initiative pairs MBA students with c-level executives for a year of one-on-one mentoring.
Students experienced many facets of Oregon’s vibrant startup culture during a trip to the 2014 Bend Venture Conference.
Thanks to a new destination on the annual study tour's itinerary, Oregon MBA students experienced even more of the region.

A wide range of prestigious summer internships took Oregon MBA students all over the United States and even further afield.

Oregon entrepreneurs have a powerful new resource to help them find the sources of funding that best fit where their companies are in the startup process.