AKPsi - TMP

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The event aims to provide Alpha Kappa Psi and Technology Management Program members opportunities to discuss and network with successful Santa Barbara executives. Executives will be seated at roundtables with 6-8 students to allow for conversational discussions. This provides an educational and professional networking platform for students to form relationships with influential local leaders.

The ultimate goal of this event is to provide members of Alpha
Kappa Psi and the Technology Management Program the opportunity to discuss
and network with Santa Barbara��s most successful executives. We feel this is done
most effectively in groups of 6 to 8 individuals, where each student is provided
the opportunity to speak conversationally to the executive. This process is not only
educational, but delivers students the platform to network and form professional
relationships with some of the most influential people in Santa Barbara.A ��K
10-12 Executives with diverse backgrounds seated at roundtables in the room. There will be
6-8 students seated at each table, and they will get approximately 15 minutes to discuss freely with the executive
seated at that table. Students will know beforehand which executive will be seated at each table, so as to tailor their
experience to their needs. Before and after the event there will be mingling time for the executives and students.
STRUCTURE
summary
Unlike the career fair, students receive a direct link to C-level executives in a much more relaxed and encouraging
environment. The exclusivity of the event enables students to distinguish themselves and target specific executives
based on their individual passions and career goals.
evening with
executives
Why is it unique?
Date: Wednesday or Thursday evening during May
Venue: Corwin Pavillion
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Dress: Business Casual
Refreshments and drinks provided
other details contact info
Saliq Hussaini - Executive Vice President
408.499.5928 | saliq27@gmail.com
Samyuktha Sridhar - Vice President of Professional Affairs
408.747.7024 | vppro@akpsiucsb.com
Alpha Kappa Psi is composed of a network of students that each provide their own
unique set of fundamental skills, experiences, and connections��all of which serve to benefit the entirety of the local
chapter, as well as the organization on a national level. We are strongly connected to the community and consistently
collaborate with other organizations and companies in the area. We also provide the advanced insight and hands-on
experience necessary to succeed in all stages of an individual��s career, and our members are truly some of the brightest
and savviest young professionals out there.
a little about us
learn more about us
akpsiucsb.com

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AKPsi - TMP

1. The ultimate goal of this event is to provide members of Alpha Kappa Psi and the Technology Management Program the opportunity to discuss and network with Santa Barbara��s most successful executives. We feel this is done most effectively in groups of 6 to 8 individuals, where each student is provided the opportunity to speak conversationally to the executive. This process is not only educational, but delivers students the platform to network and form professional relationships with some of the most influential people in Santa Barbara.A ��K 10-12 Executives with diverse backgrounds seated at roundtables in the room. There will be 6-8 students seated at each table, and they will get approximately 15 minutes to discuss freely with the executive seated at that table. Students will know beforehand which executive will be seated at each table, so as to tailor their experience to their needs. Before and after the event there will be mingling time for the executives and students. STRUCTURE summary Unlike the career fair, students receive a direct link to C-level executives in a much more relaxed and encouraging environment. The exclusivity of the event enables students to distinguish themselves and target specific executives based on their individual passions and career goals. evening with executives Why is it unique? Date: Wednesday or Thursday evening during May Venue: Corwin Pavillion Time: 7:00 - 9:00 PM Dress: Business Casual Refreshments and drinks provided other details contact info Saliq Hussaini - Executive Vice President 408.499.5928 | saliq27@gmail.com Samyuktha Sridhar - Vice President of Professional Affairs 408.747.7024 | vppro@akpsiucsb.com Alpha Kappa Psi is composed of a network of students that each provide their own unique set of fundamental skills, experiences, and connections��all of which serve to benefit the entirety of the local chapter, as well as the organization on a national level. We are strongly connected to the community and consistently collaborate with other organizations and companies in the area. We also provide the advanced insight and hands-on experience necessary to succeed in all stages of an individual��s career, and our members are truly some of the brightest and savviest young professionals out there. a little about us learn more about us akpsiucsb.com

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