CI's Martin V. Smith School of Business & Economics

MBA Students Place in Top 10 Global Ranks

For Business Strategy Game

Out of 1,109 teams from 87 universities worldwide who participated this summer in the Business Strategy Game (BSG), a two-student team from CI's Martin V. Smith School of Business & Economics (MVS) MBA program, Matthew Gobuty and Nicole Bogdanich, placed in the top 10 global ranks.

Earning 10th place for overall score and coming within 2 points of the top rank, the pair beat teams from Australia to Bangkok. In the score rankings for earnings per share and stock price - the key scoring measures of the game - they ranked 1st place, the best performance by any team worldwide.

Gobuty attributes the team's success to a number of factors. "I was fortunate enough to be partnered with a brilliant colleague," he said. "The courses leading up to the capstone really paved the way to our understanding of the intricacies of business reflected in the BSG.  We achieved scores that compete not only with nationally known private universities, but international schools as well.  I think that this is an early indicator of the long-term value CI's MVS MBA program has provided me." Read more

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