In the fashion world, behind the artistry and aesthetics of every successful runway show is a solid business plan.
Two students from the University of Pittsburgh College of Business Administration — Evonna Ranade (Marketing – Junior) and Kailey Clapp (Marketing and Supply Chain Management – Junior) — observed this industry truth in the most sought-after of environments: at New York Fashion Week.
For those about to rock, Mike Claricurzio salutes you.
The Pitt Business junior (Finance and Marketing) recently turned his passion for music — of all genres — into business internships with the 2018 Hangout Music Festival in the Alabama Gulf Coast and Ticketmaster in London.
The University of Pittsburgh College of Business Administration was named one of the nation’s top business schools, ranked No. 22 among public programs and No. 35 among all programs in the 2019 Best Undergraduate Business Programs Rankings released by U.S. News & World Report.
There is no better way for college students to learn business than to complete real-world projects with clients. That’s the premise of the Pitt Business Projects in Marketing Course taught by Clinical Associate Professor Bob Gilbert. This past fall term his students worked with FOX Sports University, a nation-wide partnership program that brings the real world into the classroom.