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~ Northeastern Illinois University's College of Business and Technology (CBT) is celebrating a major milestone this year as it marks its 40th anniversary. The college, known for its academic excellence, innovation, and community impact, will be commemorating four decades of success with a week-long celebration from April 28 to May 3.
Themed "Building Brighter Futures," the celebration will culminate in a special dinner reception on Saturday, May 3 at Biagio Events and Catering in Chicago. The College was founded in 1983-84 and has since played a crucial role in preparing future leaders in business and technology by providing a high-quality, industry-relevant education. CBT is among the top 5% of business schools worldwide accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International.
Over the years, CBT has established meaningful partnerships, expanded student support and scholarships, and contributed to research in an ever-evolving global business landscape. "Celebrating 40 years is about honoring our past achievements, recognizing those who made them possible, and focusing on a bold vision for the future," said Dr. Michael Bedell, dean of the College of Business and Technology. "Our commitment to inclusive, innovative, and research-driven education continues to grow in partnership with our students, communities and industry stakeholders."
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The week-long celebration will feature various events that alumni, students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to attend. These include a student leadership showcase, a meet-the-deans gathering, staff and alumni appreciation activities, an alumni panel discussion, a digital series honoring key contributors, and a research and creative activities symposium.
The highlight of the celebration will be the anniversary reception featuring keynote remarks by Lt. Col. George Vukotich Ph.D., an alumnus from the class of '80 with a B.A. in Business Management. Vukotich will speak about the College's legacy and its trajectory for the next 40 years.
Northeastern Illinois University President Katrina E. Bell-Jordan, Ph.D., expressed her pride in the College of Business and Technology, stating, "The College has long been a cornerstone of Northeastern. Its graduates are leaders in their fields and serve our communities and region with distinction. This 40th anniversary milestone reflects the dedication and vision of the CBT's faculty, staff, students, alumni, and partners."
Looking towards the future, CBT has launched the "40 Years Further" campaign to invest in academic innovation, expand facilities, and increase student scholarships. The goal is to raise $40,000 through event sponsors.
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The sponsors supporting the 40th-anniversary celebration include Quintin and Olga Marx ('19, B.S. Accounting) of New World Van Lines as Golden Eagle Sponsors; The NEIU Offices of the President and Provost; Linda Del Bosque of Chicago Latina Magazine as Goldie Sponsors; Heather ('06, M.A. Counseling; '20 MBA) and Derek Lantry of Right at Home; Dr. Michael and Susanne Bedell; John Amundsen ('05 B.A. History; '20 MBA) and Sarah Kane; Carly Stanger of MidCo International Inc.; NEIU Office of Institutional Advancement; Jack and Coraline Butler; Dr. Allen N. and Susan B. Shub as Community Champion Sponsors.
Other supporters include Andy Shafer; Dr. Pat Delaney of SIBC Corp.; Sara Jennetten ('17 B.S. Accounting) of Blank Mason Candle Bar; Laura De Los Santos of Midwest Mestiza; Charlene Jefferson-Johnson of C2Detail Events; Susanne Bedell of Custom Flair Designs; Bill Goers of Goers Communications; Victor Sciborski ('15 B.S.; '18 M.S. Accounting); Dr. Charles Funk; and donors who have requested to remain anonymous.
For those interested in participating or viewing the full schedule of events, visit neiu.edu/cbt-40years. The College of Business and Technology looks forward to celebrating its 40th anniversary with its community and continuing to make a positive impact for the next 40 years and beyond.
Themed "Building Brighter Futures," the celebration will culminate in a special dinner reception on Saturday, May 3 at Biagio Events and Catering in Chicago. The College was founded in 1983-84 and has since played a crucial role in preparing future leaders in business and technology by providing a high-quality, industry-relevant education. CBT is among the top 5% of business schools worldwide accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International.
Over the years, CBT has established meaningful partnerships, expanded student support and scholarships, and contributed to research in an ever-evolving global business landscape. "Celebrating 40 years is about honoring our past achievements, recognizing those who made them possible, and focusing on a bold vision for the future," said Dr. Michael Bedell, dean of the College of Business and Technology. "Our commitment to inclusive, innovative, and research-driven education continues to grow in partnership with our students, communities and industry stakeholders."
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The week-long celebration will feature various events that alumni, students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to attend. These include a student leadership showcase, a meet-the-deans gathering, staff and alumni appreciation activities, an alumni panel discussion, a digital series honoring key contributors, and a research and creative activities symposium.
The highlight of the celebration will be the anniversary reception featuring keynote remarks by Lt. Col. George Vukotich Ph.D., an alumnus from the class of '80 with a B.A. in Business Management. Vukotich will speak about the College's legacy and its trajectory for the next 40 years.
Northeastern Illinois University President Katrina E. Bell-Jordan, Ph.D., expressed her pride in the College of Business and Technology, stating, "The College has long been a cornerstone of Northeastern. Its graduates are leaders in their fields and serve our communities and region with distinction. This 40th anniversary milestone reflects the dedication and vision of the CBT's faculty, staff, students, alumni, and partners."
Looking towards the future, CBT has launched the "40 Years Further" campaign to invest in academic innovation, expand facilities, and increase student scholarships. The goal is to raise $40,000 through event sponsors.
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The sponsors supporting the 40th-anniversary celebration include Quintin and Olga Marx ('19, B.S. Accounting) of New World Van Lines as Golden Eagle Sponsors; The NEIU Offices of the President and Provost; Linda Del Bosque of Chicago Latina Magazine as Goldie Sponsors; Heather ('06, M.A. Counseling; '20 MBA) and Derek Lantry of Right at Home; Dr. Michael and Susanne Bedell; John Amundsen ('05 B.A. History; '20 MBA) and Sarah Kane; Carly Stanger of MidCo International Inc.; NEIU Office of Institutional Advancement; Jack and Coraline Butler; Dr. Allen N. and Susan B. Shub as Community Champion Sponsors.
Other supporters include Andy Shafer; Dr. Pat Delaney of SIBC Corp.; Sara Jennetten ('17 B.S. Accounting) of Blank Mason Candle Bar; Laura De Los Santos of Midwest Mestiza; Charlene Jefferson-Johnson of C2Detail Events; Susanne Bedell of Custom Flair Designs; Bill Goers of Goers Communications; Victor Sciborski ('15 B.S.; '18 M.S. Accounting); Dr. Charles Funk; and donors who have requested to remain anonymous.
For those interested in participating or viewing the full schedule of events, visit neiu.edu/cbt-40years. The College of Business and Technology looks forward to celebrating its 40th anniversary with its community and continuing to make a positive impact for the next 40 years and beyond.
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