ND MBA Case Competition Results (2011-2012)

Notre Dame MBA students have embraced case competitions as a key part of their academic experience, likening the challenges to a competitive sport. With tight deadlines to analyze cases and develop persuasive presentations, teams have recently participated in several high-stakes events, showcasing their skills against peers from prestigious schools across the country.

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In the past year, teams of Notre Dame MBA students have actively competed in case competitions hosted by top-tier schools across the country. These intense competitions required students to be able to analyze case details, arrive at an innovative proposal and put together a compelling presentation – all within a matter of hours. ND MBA teams call the events their "varsity sport." Recent competition results include:

Third Place, Aspen Institute Business & Society International MBA Case Competition (April 2012)

First Place, Brigham Young University Social Entrepreneurship Competition (March 2012)

Third Place, Sony Marketing Strategy Case Competition (February 2012)

First Place, Duke Fuqua Finance Club Case Competition (November 2011)

First Place, National Association of Women MBAs Case Competition (September 2011)

First Place, ACG Cup Mergers & Acquisitions Case Competition—Indiana (April 2011)

First Place, Ernst & Young Consulting Competition (February 2011)

Second Place, Rocky Mountain Regional of the Venture Capital Investment Competition (VCIC) (February 2011)

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