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A Peek into the Future from a Trek to the EY Innovation Center

By Nishant Udeshi | January 22, 2018

I was lucky to be one of the attendees who got the chance to visit the EY Innovation Center in New York, a company trek organized by Babson’s Graduate Center for Career Development (CCD). We made our way into a typical building in New York and, as we waited in line to get into an elevator that…

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Babson’s Boston Connect Flexes Its Networking Muscles in 4th Consecutive Year

By Graduate Center for Career Development | January 3, 2017

By Jeff Branz, Grad CCD Fellow and MBA 2018 Candidate On Thursday, December 1, 2016, the Graduate and Undergraduate Centers for Career Development kicked off the new month with a bang with their 4th annual Babson Boston Connect. Now, this was not your typical career  event.  This was networking – the Babson way. When you…

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Leveraging the MBA Summer Internship for Career Success

By Lily Awad | September 4, 2016

If you are beginning your second year of the MBA program, welcome back! Many of you have just wrapped up a summer internship, while some may continue to work part-time, others have already received a full-time offer (congrats!), and many have had their experiences come to a close. So what next and how can you…

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Graduate CCD Social Media Contest — Like Us on Facebook & Twitter!

By Cathy Merlo | August 22, 2016

Hello Graduate Students!   Hope you’ve had an enjoyable summer.  We not only welcome all the new students who have joined us this week, but also look forward to seeing our returning students.  We already have a number of interesting, fun, and informative events planned for the fall, so it promises to be another busy academic…

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From Walking Alone to Wheelchair Super Heroes

By Lily Awad | January 20, 2016

Over the winter break I had the chance to connect with Lejla Arapcic, a Babson One Year MBA student. Lejla shared a bit about herself and also spoke about her ongoing involvement with Wheelchair Man, now RIM Power – Redefining Normal, a company that is developing a portfolio of assistive technologies for wheelchairs, based on…

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