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Penn State Smeal MBA alumnus credits leadership opportunities for his success
Outfitted with authentic-earth administration activities all through his time at the Penn Point out Smeal School of Business, master of business enterprise administration (MBA) graduate Jon Coulter is no stranger to leading a crew. The Poets & Quants “MBA to watch” credits Smeal with getting ready him to make an rapid effect next graduation by giving him experiences in leadership, specially all through the COVID-19 pandemic. A Pittsburgh native, Coulter was encouraged to go after his MBA diploma while operating as a devices engineer for Intel, in which coordinating with worldwide provide managers opened his eyes to a newfound enthusiasm. “Running assignments with cross-practical groups and individuals of all backgrounds…
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Downtown Business Council of Penn Yan hits the ground running
Back in July, a likeminded group of business owners and community members in Penn Yan met in effort to bring the Retail Council to life again. The group, in collaboration with the Yates County Chamber of Commerce, used to meet monthly and organized popular events like the Wing Walk, Community Table Dinner and First Fridays. When Covid-19 hit in 2020, event planning got placed on the back burner as business owners had to shift all their efforts to the livelihood and safety of their individual businesses. Since the group originally met, meetings have been occurring frequently and a plan was put into place to bring year-round events and marketing to…
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