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He held court as keynoter for UW-Green Bay’s Business Week dinner March 8, and now UW-Green Bay alumnus Mark King (’81) is coming to a small screen near you. King, CEO and president of...
Earlier this month, we brought you the details of a dynamic Business Week keynote address from alumnus Mark King, CEO and president of TaylorMade-adidas Golf. On April 6, you’ll be able to catch King...
Mark King is not only the CEO and president of the world’s largest golf manufacturer, the 1981 UW-Green Bay Business Administration grad also is a sought-after speaker on the national scene. He showed why...
One of UW-Green Bay’s most prominent alumni shared observations and advice with top Business Administration and Accounting students and others at the annual Business Week Dinner Thursday night (March 8). Mark King, a 1981...
Business Week 2012 was so busy at UW-Green Bay that it actually spilled over two weeks. With a theme of “Partnering for Success,” the programming offered plenty of opportunities for current Business Administration and...
UW-Green Bay’s second annual Business Week is in full swing, and with it a number of events for students and local businesses alike. On Wednesday (March 7) those groups will have the chance to...
Mark King, a 1981 Business Administration graduate of UW-Green Bay, is returning to campus this week for a Business Week event and meetings with students. We also learned recently that CBS has announced a...
The Press-Gazette on Saturday ran a short story about the fact that alumnus Mark King (’81), president and CEO of TaylorMade-adidas Golf, will serve as keynote speaker for this year’s Business Week. Hosted by...
Business Week is back at UW-Green Bay, and our friends in the Cofrin School of Business want to remind you of some great events and opportunities the week of Feb. 27-March 8. Space remains...
It was a good year for good news at UW-Green Bay, with 2011 bringing everything from sweet dance moves (remember the Raji?) to a Sweet 16 run. With an eye toward accentuating the positive, your friendly Marketing and University Communication staff members have voted on the top 10 “good news” stories of 2011.
