OCMBA Holiday Party 12/11/19
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OCMBA’s Holiday Party is sure to be a FUN night. Event organizers UCLA-Anderson and USC Marshall have been working all year on this fantastic night. Details to be announced soon!
Event Details
Date: December 11, 2019
Start time: 06:00 p.m.
End time: 09:00 p.m.
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$5.00Hosted by the Orange County chapters of Columbia – CBS, Harvard – HBS and Michigan – Ross
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6:00-8:00 PMThe 2020’s started out with a crazy thing called Covid. What will history say about this time period? Certainly, history will report that Covid-19 changed the way the world works, the way we think about inter-connections, and the way we connect with each other. Despite these changes, some things remain the same. We still need relationships and we still need to connect. Join us on Wednesday evening, October 21, 2020 from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm as we explore the brave new world of networking and building relationships in a virtual world.
This event is exclusively for the alumni of the fifteen
Business Schools that comprise the OCMBA, and their guests.Questions about the event? Contact one of the hosting OCMBA liaisons:
Anthony Agoni (Columbia – CBS) at aaa@agoni.name or
Karen Hernandez (Harvard – HBS) at k_hernandez@cox.net or
Jerry Hartanto (Michigan – Ross) at jerryhartanto@yahoo.comOCMBA is a network of the Orange County / So Cal alumni chapters of fifteen leading Business Schools.
Learn more at www.OCMBA.com or join the OCMBA LinkedIn group if you graduated from one of the participating Business Schools.
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