From her roles on Concordia’s National Alumni Board to the Board of Regents, Katie (Corwin) Hasbargen ’95 understands the importance of giving back.

Aronah Mukhtar ’20 thrives on the efforts of hard work in the classroom and on the field.

Jackson Booth ’20 is a passionate international business major and held the title of “youngest master roaster.” His dream is to work in the coffee industry as a green coffee buyer in South America.

Believing that a business major would be practical, Kali Vinson ’19 began taking the core business classes and found herself really enjoying the coursework.

Mattea Nybo ’19 is utilizing her skills to further not only her own career but other women in the business field.

Dr. Ahmed Kamel has computers and artificial intelligence down to a science.

Experiencing the business world in and beyond the classroom

Jodi Duncan ’90, president of Flint Group, is a fearless leader who is passionate about effective communication, women in business, and being a lifelong student.

Campus involvement for Andrew Johnson ’18 ultimately opened doors to an opportunity at a global accounting firm following graduation from Concordia.

While Concordia is free of the crowded, intense atmosphere of the New York Stock Exchange, the Offutt School’s new finance lab offers students in the finance program the opportunity to get hands-on training in the world of stock trading.