Alums, Sign Up to Represent The Consortium at Recruiting Events

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Consortium alums, we need your help. Prospective MBA students are anxious to connect with Consortium alumni. We have our heaviest slate of Consortium recruiting events in September and October, and we’re hoping you can join us at one of these events in a city near you.

Our member schools would be delighted to have you join us at these Consortium recruiting events to share your experience with prospective students. Additionally, our Consortium alumni relations team will attend several events. They are excited to meet and network with you. If you are interested in participating in one of our Consortium recruiting events, please complete the form below.

Have questions? Email Danni Young at youngd@cgsm.org.

Note: Picture above, prospective students at our Houston MAPS event during the 2015-2016 recruiting season.

Alumni Representatives - Recruiting Events 2019-2020

Please complete the form below to indicate which event(s) you can attend. You will be contacted at a later date to confirm your participation and location details.
  • Please use hyphens in between (ex. 636-681-5553)
  • You may select multiple MAPS events
  • You may select multiple events

  • RECRUITING EVENT DESCRIPTIONS

  • MBA Application Preparation Seminars (MAPS)

    The MAPS event is intended to provide Consortium prospects a platform to learn about The Consortium’s 20 member schools, the application process, The Consortium Fellowship opportunity and the benefits of being a Consortium Fellow. The last hour of MAPS events will consist of a networking/exhibition mini-fair. This will provide you with the opportunity to share your MBA experiences with prospective students who are interested in your school. Below are the event locations, dates and times.

  • Forté Forum

    The Consortium will participate as an exhibitor at the school fair portion of the Forté Forum. The fairs are an opportunity to meet with prospective students on a one-on-one basis, answer questions about the Consortium application process, and help prospective students better understand the value of The Consortium network.

  • QS World MBA Tour

    We will host a 45 minute panel during this MBA mini-fair that will consist of a short presentation about the history of The Consortium, followed by a moderated discussion about the benefits of being a Consortium Fellow and the Consortium student and alumni experience.

  • Prospanica

    The Consortium will participate as an exhibitor at the Prospanica Conference. The conference is an opportunity to meet with prospective students on a one-on-one basis, answer questions about the Consortium application process, and help prospective students better understand the value of The Consortium network.

  • NBMBAA

    The National Black MBA Association® Annual Conference and Exposition is one of the largest professional development and job recruitment events in the nation. Each year, this successful affair attracts more than 9,000 business-minded attendees. The Consortium will participate as an exhibitor at the NBMBAA Conference.

  • Net Impact

    The Net Impact Conference is the leading forum for students and professionals who want to tackle the world’s toughest social and environmental problems. The Consortium will be on hand to meet prospective members.

  • SHPE

    The SHPE Conference is the major event for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Inc. and the largest technical and career conference for Hispanics in the country. The Consortium is hosting a workshop and participating in the Career Fair.

  • NSBE

    Meet The Consortium in Pittsburgh at this event. The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is one of the largest student-governed organizations based in the US. It supports and promotes the aspirations of collegiate and pre-collegiate students, and technical professionals in engineering and technology.

  • AISES

    Meet The Consortium in Minneapolis at this event. The Annual AISES National Conference is a one-of-kind, three-day event focusing on educational, professional and workforce development! Attendees include American Indian high school and college students, educators, professionals, tribal nations and tribal enterprises, universities, corporations, and government agencies!