Description
The Partnership Relations Executive recruited and stewarded MBA Games Partners and Sponsors for the Case, Sports, and Spirit components for the BC and National MBA Games. They were also responsible for building panels of high profile judges for the Case Competitions
Position Overview
The Partnership Relations Executive recruits and stewards MBA Games Partners and Sponsors for the Case, Sports, and Spirit components for the BC and National MBA Games. They are also responsible for building panels of high profile judges for the Case Competitions
Position Requirements
Minimum time commitment is 350 hours
Graduate Attributes Associated
Students in this position will gain skills in collaboration, critical thinking, ethical reasonings, historical understanding, integrative learning, and written communication.
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