Case Competition Lunch and Learn

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Case Competition Lunch and Learn

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Case Competition Lunch and Learn. What is a Case Competition?. Teams comprising of 3-5 students receive a business case: Competitions do have limits to the number of teams from a school Teams are given anywhere from a couple days to a couple of weeks to develop an analysis and recommendations - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Case Competition Lunch and Learn

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What is a Case Competition? Teams comprising of 3-5 students receive a business case:

Competitions do have limits to the number of teams from a school

Teams are given anywhere from a couple days to a couple of weeks to develop an analysis and recommendations

Present to a panel of judges including professionals/academics

Some competitions have multiple rounds

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Why Participate in a Case Competition? Recognition for yourself and the school

Exposure to top firms and potential recruitment

Great experience to talk to in an interview

A chance to apply your classroom knowledge to a real-world business situation

Learn new skills and resources

There is prize money!

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What is the Etiquette for a Case Competition? Professionalism: You are representing the school

Commitment: A great deal of time and energy goes into these competitions; don’t commit unless you can contribute

Practice: Know your presentation inside and out and be prepared for tough questions

Ask Good Questions: You are generally given an opportunity to ask questions about the case

Intensity: You are competing with top schools

Have fun!

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What Resources are Available? Every competition has slightly different rules on what you can use

1. Your Teammates: Look to balance out the skill sets and functional area expertise amongst teammates depending on the competition

2. Professors: Great resources to ask questions and get input from

3. Business Librarians/Databases: We have access to some of the best databases in the country

4. Classmates: Practice in front of fellow students and get input

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THE COMPETITIONS

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Energy Finance Case CompetitionDate: September 10-11, 2009

Location:

Information: Case competition focused on real-life finance issues within the energy industry

Contact: www.mccombs.utexas.edu/students

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National Black MBA

Date: September 22-26, 2009

Location: New Orleans, LA

Information: Recommend solutions to a complex business case to a judging panel of corporate executives

Contact: www.nbmbaa.org

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Tulane Finance Case CompetitionRolanette and Berdon Lawrence Finance Case

Competition

Date: September 22-26, 2009

Location: New Orleans, Louisiana

Information: Recommending solutions to a complex business case to a judging panel of corporate executives

Contact: www.tulane.edu

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National Society of Hispanic MBA

Date: October 8-9, 2009

Location: Minneapolis, MN

Information: Gain real world problem solving skills as well as networking opportunities with some of the nation's top organizations

Contact: www.nshmba.org

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Deloitte Human Capital Case Competition

Date: October 16-17, 2009

Location: Nashville, TN

Information: The competition will pit teams from top graduate schools across the country in a shotgun-start format to address a  real-world

human capital issue and present solutions relevant in today's fast-paced global economy

Contact:http: humancapitalcasecompetition.com

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VCIC National Case Competition

Date/Location: February 12, 2010 Georgetown

International Finals Date/Location: April 8-10, 2010 Chapel Hill, NC

Information: recommending solutions to a complex business case to a judging panel of corporate executives

Contact: www.vcic.unc.edu/

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USC Global Consulting Case Competition

Date: February 16-20, 2010

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Information: Highlights the strategic challenges and managerial dilemmas faced by global business leaders

Contact: www.marshall.usc.edu

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NAIOP Case CompetitionDate: April 2010 ?

Location:

Information:

Contact: www.naiopga.org

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ACG CupDate: First Round-Mid January to Early February

InterGrowth 2010 – May 4-6, 2010

Location: Miami Beach, FL

Information: Designed to give students from leading MBA programs across the country real world experience and invaluable insights into mergers and acquisitions, investment banking, financial advisory and

private equity

Contact: www.acg.org

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Emory Global Health Case Competition

Date: April, 2010

Location: Atlanta, GA

Information: Will focus on a global health-related case that will require an interdisciplinary approach to formulate recommendations. Case teams

may address issues such as health care policy, public health implementation and planning, business partnership/investment, medical

research, logistics management, faith/cultural understanding, and international law.

Contact: http://www.emory.edu/home/news/releases/2009/03/symposium-

links-business-and-health.html#

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New Emory Health Care Forum Leadership Case Competition

Date: March, 2010

Location: Atlanta, GA

Information: New case competition in development that will focus on healthcare management issues.

Contact: Jenny McGuire

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QUESTIONS?

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