Networking starts with diversity in and beyond the classroom.
With an average of nine years of work experience from a wide variety of companies such as BCBS, BiogenIdec, RBC Bank, Progress Energy, and Cisco, the classroom creates a great base for networking. Relationships are built that extend long after the degree is conferred. Student peers who work together on projects become great allies and resources for the future.

Capitalize on connections with faculty and the business community.
Meredith faculty and business contacts like the members of our Business Advisory Board are willing participants in a student’s professional network. In addition, the Career Center has relationships developed with many local and national firms. These contacts can provide access and open doors.

Alumni contacts extend the boundaries.
With over 20 years of graduating MBA students, alumni from the program provide students with another built in group of networking options. These alumni are already connected in their workplace and industry. Networking events, enews, and growing LinkedIn and Facebook groups make them accessible. Alumni are invited back to attend workshops and speaker events, so current students and alumni can also connect in these campus settings.