SBLA partnered with the 100 Black Men of Indianapolis, an organization that engages with central Indiana students through a 16-weekend financial literacy program called Dollars and Sense. Through a combination of education and financial incentives, the students will learn personal finance concepts and investment basics.
Bart Peterson, the President, and CEO of Christel House Indianapolis joined us to give some information about his journey of how he got to where he is today. Mr. Peterson also spoke on his time in public office and how he was well prepared to take over the former CEO and Founder of Christel House, Christel DeHaan.
Now is the time to start developing your image and developing your “virtual” brand. SBLA hosted Fernando Falcon, President and CEO of Champion CJDR, to speak on tips and tricks on how he was able to brand himself throughout his professional career.
SBLA hosted our annual Recruitment Dinner for freshman business students to see what events we will be hosting this school year. You will get the opportunity to meet everyone in SBLA as well as students in your class.
SBLA is hosting our annual Charity Golf Outing for Christel House Indianapolis at Prairie View in Carmel, IN. Our team was able to raise $34,000 for children within Christel House Indianapolis!
This invitation-only networking event provides a great way for student leaders with the School of Business to network with local business leaders. At this event, there is a 2 to 1 ratio from students to executives. This is a great way to obtain an internship, job, and/or mentor.
Tony Katz, National Radio and TV Personality will be joining us to give some information about his journey of how he got to where he is today.
This event was run like a pageant. Professors and students were dressed in business attire to provide examples of how to dress in the workplace. In addition, participants competed in a talent segment and a business questionnaire.
Every year the UIndy School of Business partners with a group of volunteer CPA’s to provide financial advice to people in the Indianapolis area. The financial advice is free to those who attend and is one of the most impacting events the School of Business hosts.
SBLA partnered with the 100 Black Men of Indianapolis, an organization that engages with central Indiana students through a 16-weekend financial literacy program called Dollars and Sense. Through a combination of education and financial incentives, the students will learn personal finance concepts and investment basics.
Martin Baier, the CEO of International Center will be joining us to give some information about his journey of how he got to where he is today. Be sure to bring your questions so Mr. Baier can answer them.
Now is the time to start developing your image and developing your business cards. This event is tailored to incoming freshmen and helps them set themselves up for success.
Are you wanting to learn more about SBLA? Come out to our annual Recruitment Dinner and see what events we will be hosting this school year. You will get the opportunity to meet everyone in SBLA as well as students in your class. Did you miss the event? Fill out this form to volunteer for events!
Ready to get involved? This event is brought directly to your classroom! Learn what clubs the School of Business offers and what events we will be hosting this upcoming semester.
The Spring Speaker event was a brief speech given by WTHR’s Scott Swan over zoom. The event was also on Facebook Livestream through WTHR with over 200 people in virtual attendance. Following his speech, Scott Swan answered various questions from University of Indianapolis students.
This event was like a pageant for business. There were several professors and students dressed in business attire to provide examples on how to dress in the workplace. In addition, there will be a talent segment and a business questionnaire.
This event was a collaboration between the University of Indianapolis School of Business and Financial Planning Association of Greater Indiana to provide help with financial planning such as credit management, investing, taxes, or budget planning to the Indianapolis community.
This event was a sit down zoom discussion and interview with the founder and CEO of the First Internet Bank, David Becker. The SBLA Vice President of Business Development, Easton Meyer, asked Mr. Becker various question about his career as well as for advice that he would give college students today. Following the interview, business students on the zoom call got the chance to have their questions answered by David Becker.
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The former CEO of AG Maas Company, Laura Sniadecki, shared her personal story of how she found herself in a CEO position when her original plan was to be a dietitian. Prior to our guest speaker, a video on zoom etiquette made by our SBLA officers, was shown for tips on how to remain professional in an online setting.
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Dr. Will, along with President Emily Muckerheide and the Vice Presidents explained SBLA’s core mission, organization structure, events, and benefits of volunteering. This dinner provided numerous students with information on how to get involved with SBLA. In addition, students were able to sign up to volunteer for numerous events that will occur throughout the academic year.
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Incoming business students were welcomed by various School of Business Student Leaders and faculty members at the Skyline Club in downtown Indianapolis for a socially distanced networking event. Students had the opportunity to converse with future professors and various team members with which they will be working throughout their time at the University of Indianapolis.
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SBLA partnered with the 100 Black Men of Indianapolis, an organization that engages with central Indiana students through a 16-weekend financial literacy program called Dollars and Sense. Through a combination of education and financial incentives, the students will learn personal finance concepts and investment basics via intensive weekend classes series from late October to early March. SBLA hosted the first Dollars and Sense meeting of the year in the Basement of Schwitzer Student Center. Students had the opportunity to tour UIndy’s Campus, compete in finance-related games such as Accounting Monopoly, and win special prizes!
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The CEO of Netlogx, Audrey Taylor, came to speak to School of Business students. Mrs. Taylor spoke about how she started business in the United Kingdom and came to the U.S. to start her own company. She discussed how she had to brand herself in order for her company to be successful, and how at first she had trouble embracing her title of CEO. Prior to the guest speaker, the VP of Marketing for SBLA gave a short presentation. This presentation highlighted business cards and how to dress for success. The student leaders enjoyed dinner before the event with Mrs.Taylor before the event where they received advice.
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World-renowned accountant and best-selling author Ron Baker spoke to a packed house of students, staff, faculty, and CPAs. Prior to the event, nine student leaders had dinner with Mr.Baker. His speech to the school covered his career in accounting as well as his work with the VerSage Institute. His primary focus was on accounting and what he calls the firm of the future. Student leaders found the mentoring during their private dinner to be extremely valuable.
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Dr. Will, the President, and Vice Presidents explained SBLA’s core mission, organization structure, events for the year, and benefits of volunteering. This dinner provided numerous students with information on how to get involved with SBLA. In addition, students were able to sign up to volunteer at numerous events and network with the SBLA officers.
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SBLA put together this event to raise money for Christel House International. This organization supports young children around the world. There were a total of 57 golfers including UIndy staff, students, and alumni. Two former mayors of Indianapolis were in attendance as well as many other individuals. The goal for this event was $7,000 dollars, but it was surpassed. SBLA raised over $10,000 dollars for Christel House.
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The 2019 spring speaker was Elaine Bedel. She is the President of IEDC (Indiana Economic Development Corporation,) and the author of “Advice You Never Asked For… But Wish You Had.” This event was different than the ones in the past because it was structured like a Q&A instead of just a speech. Alie Brown, UIndy student, and SBLA member lead the Q&A. She asked Elaine about her experience of starting her own business, as well as about her position as President of the IEDC, and about what advice she’d give to students.
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This event was run like a pageant. Professors and students were dressed in business attire to provide examples of how to dress in the workplace. In addition, participants competed in a talent segment and a business questionnaire.
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Dr. Will, President, and Officers explained SBLA’s core mission, organization structure, events, and benefits of volunteering. This dinner provided numerous students with information on how to get involved with SBLA. In addition, students were able to sign up to volunteer at numerous events. This event filled the room with attendees and left students wanting to sign up for events.
This event was an exclusive networking event for School of Business students. Local business professionals attended in order to give students the opportunity to network. Students were able to exchange business cards, hear stories, and learn more about the business world.
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Steve Hamilton, CEO of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, spoke to over 250 UIndy students. He spoke about his journey and the seven things he learned. His presentation was his first keynote address to a public audience.
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Kathy Friend, a fashion consultant, styled students in two different outfits. One outfit was business casual and the other was business professional. Professors wore examples of “What Not to Wear” in a business setting. This event showed students how to dress in the professional world.
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Over spring break, six School of Business student leaders headed to Savannah, Georgia. On this trip these six students worked with Habitat for Humanity to rebuild homes. They also helped at the Habitat for Humanity Restore facility.
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This event was a partnership between the UIndy School of Business and the Indiana Secretary of State Department. The goal was to offer financial and legal consulting services to the community and no charge.
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Santiago Jaramillo, CEO of Emplify, talked to a room of more than 350 students. Jaramillo shared his experience of starting his own company senior year of college from his dorm room.
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SBLA brought in Michael Salemi, owner of Colored Threads. Salemi informed students about the importance of business cards and personal branding. Through a powerful presentation, Salemi was able to interact with the audience and convey the importance of his message.
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At Valle Vista Golf Club in Greenwood, Indiana SBLA was able to host its very first Charity Golf Outing. All attendees played across 18 holes and all money raised was donated to Team Rubicon.
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Officers, President, and Dr. Will explained SBLA’s core mission, organization structure, events, and the benefits of volunteering. This dinner provided interested students the information to get involved with SBLA, as well as letting them sign up to volunteer for events.
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