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The Women in Business student organization continues to provide its members with personal and professional development opportunities to foster growth.

Four ideas will address sustainable agriculture, community action, environmental justice and carbon capture.

SDSU alumna Jackie Truong says being taught by professors with real-world industry experience helped prepare her for a career in business and marketing.

Nicole Solorzano (12), a marketing senior manager for Disney Parks, says her time at SDSU played a crucial role in her career path as a brand marketer.

SDSU alumna Amelia Lukiman is looking forward to inspiring SDSU students who are still exploring their career goals during this years Women in Leadership conference.

An idea developed by two international students at SDSU has grown into a company with a mission to prevent food waste.

John Wilson learned IT when the field was in its infancy. Three decades later hes a top manager at Spelman College.

Christopher May, president of the Black Business Society, shares that lessons beyond the classroom

Anya Shutovska (19) realized her personal mission for serving others during her time as a student leader at SDSU.

Recent SDSU alumna Tracy Tuong used the skills she gained at SDSU to obtain a full-time job offer at EY.