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Today's Career Talk Show. Please enjoy Today's Sunday Career Talk Show.  Speaker : Adam Leipzig

Join us   July 27 – August 14, 2015  for our Summer Institute in Management and Business Administration! This program is our flagship summer program aimed at providing participants with specialized knowledge in business management and entrepreneurship. It is directed towards those who are new to their management positions as entrepreneurs and those who are in the process of getting promoted to new managerial and leadership positions in their organizations with no prior formal management or business education. The program provides business acumen and knowledge in a few major areas in business management with a great mix of talented students and experienced faculty. In addition to our local students from the US, our programs attract students from all over the world.

BY :OLA OLAOYE (PRINCELAOYE) This article was first published Pre General Election and  since today is Democracy day, we need to re post it for the seek of those that didn't see the initial post. Enjoy!!!!!!! The year 2015 will unarguably go down in history as one of the most memorable years to Nigeria as a nation, more so as one in participatory democracy. Only a few will deny the fact that since 1960, we have never had a very keenly contested presidential election which could lead to the 1 st ever incumbent loss and probably eventual transfer of power as it is now. Nigerians now have a date with history, come March 28 th 2015. This was after the country’s National Electoral body; INEC postponed the 2015 general elections of Feb 14 th & 28 th to March 28 th & April 11 th .

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                          By Alex Luketa John. Virginia International University students and alumni are passionate about business, technology, innovation, and bringing change to their communities. One of our most passionate alumni is Alex John Luketa from Tanzania, whose passion is connecting African students with education opportunities in the US at VIU. Having graduated with an MBA in International Business Management, one of Alex’s most important lessons learned during his time at VIU was “you will not win if you don’t try.” This principle was true for Alex throughout his career – first, when he applied to VIU and was accepted, and then when, in an effort to improve his business and communication skills, he applied for an on-campus position.  When Alex applied for a VIU scholarship, he succeeded! “I realized that at VIU everything is possible; it is possible to meet diverse students, experienced professors...

By Kupoluyi Ayomikun                                                           From when we were little we'd been asked, 'What will you like to become when you grow up?'. In Higher Institution we ask ourselves, 'Where do you see yourself in 5,10 years?' Lofty goals, dreams, aspirations, goals, everyone have them, but how many people pursue   these outside school? How many achieve them, or at least few of them? Look around you, you'd probably see many people that are merely surviving; dreams forgotten, no time to plan, to hope, and to dream. So how do you ensure that your life doesn't end up in a dull routine?  You must learn how to RECOGNIZE YOUR OPPORTUNITIES.

Sunday Career Talk Show. Kindly enjoy Today's Sunday Career Talk Show.  Speaker: Larry Smith. Throughout his three-decade career here at the University of Waterloo, Larry Smith has inspired legions of students to take up the mantle of economics with his passionate and homespun tales of economic wizardry. A renowned story-teller, teacher and youth leadership champion, Larry has also coached and mentored countless numbers of students on start-up business management and career development strategies.