PRiME Competition 2019
We brought the vision and spirit of the global Principles for Responsible Management Education into our local school-wide initiative aiming to build awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals - the School of Management PRiME Competition!
The PRiME Competition was launched in the 2018-2019 academic year. Students from various undergraduate and graduate School of Management programs submitted 25 projects. Each project included a written paper and SDGs-executive summary required for the first round, followed by a poster presentation at the PRiME event on May 1st, 2019.
COMMUNITY ABOUT PRiME
In the survey conducted after the event, 67% of respondents indicated that this competition helped them to develop a better understanding of Sustainable Development Goals. “Building a network with other like-minded students who are willing to do extensive research and promote sustainability”, “discussions with students and other participants” were mentioned among valuable benefits.
My participation in this competition has definitely prepared me for the next phase of my career after graduation. I have grown not only in my studies in the MBA program, but also in partnership with my community, particularly within the sharing economy framework.
It was wonderful to share what I am passionate about with others.
Petra Rickertsen,
Business Administration Major
COMPETITION WINNERS
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OTHER PROJECTS PRESENTED
- REI in Norway: International Marketing Plan: Amanda Oyao, Laura Willits, John Wise, Ivan Zaragoza
- Can I borrow a Cup of Sugar?: Jennifer Jones McIntyre
- Recommendations for a sustainable Indonesia: Greg Sefain
- Gender Equality: A Case Study of Tata Group: Sarin Watana-AKRA, Jingyang Wang, Chien-kai Wen
- Bodhi Hub – Devoted local communities promoting sustainability worldwide: Marvin Rue Jr
- The Future of Oxnard: Maya Hoholick
- Essays on Environmental Issues and Sustainability: Lauren Panosian
- Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace: Nestor Covarrubias
- Sustainability & The Automotive Industry: Ivan Zaragoza, Hesham Atta Alla, Petra Rickertsen
- SDGs with in-N-Out Burger: Sk Tanvir Ahmed, Veli Arikan, Weitang Cui, Yuze Lyu
- Water Conservation at Beyond Meat: Petra Rickertsen
- A Study on the Feasibility of SDG #3 in a Global Context: Jordan Frazier
- Going Out of Business: Tam Wolfe-Callanta
- The Future is Now: Plan for It!: Tam Wolfe-Callanta
- Rural Healthcare Recruitment: Jenny Cheng, Fariba Nooraninejad, Lacy Matticks
Projects Presented remotely:
- Jeff Bezos – A negotiation analysis of the world’s richest man: Lisa Kandlhofer, Rainer Hofmann-Wellenhof, Juergen Steinbrenner, Alexej Putrih (poster only)
- Sheryl Sandberg and the Role of Gender in Negotiations: Julia Bruchbacher; Daniela Grausam; Thomas Hoernes; Birgit Richter (poster only)
- Designing Sustainability: Brooke Evans (poster only)
Competition Judges: John Tone, Don Toussaint, Joan Burns, Michael Teasdale Kassra Homayoonfar
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