Brooklyn college names business school in honor of alumnus
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Brooklyn College held a ceremony to celebrate naming their business school after alumnus Murray Koppelman. Koppelman donated $12.5 million to the school, inspiring another $2.5 million in donations. College officials discussed how Koppelman's success in business and visionary support will impact students and society through the newly named Murray Koppelman School of Business.
Brooklyn college names business school in honor of alumnus
- 1. Brooklyn College Names Business School in Honor of Alumnus By: Craig Raucher
- 2. Brooklyn College Names Business School in Honor of Alumnus Craig Raucher has leveraged experience in business development and operations to grow major companies in the domestic and international transportation industry. To prepare for his career, Craig Raucher earned a degree in business administration from Brooklyn College.
- 3. Brooklyn College Names Business School in Honor of Alumnus Brooklyn College recently held a ceremony at the Woody Tanger Auditorium to celebrate the naming of the Murray Koppelman School of Business. Murray Koppelman (57) was recognized after donating to the school $12.5 million, an endowment that inspired another $2.5 million in gifts from other parties. At the naming ceremony in October, Murray Kopplemans contribution and legacy was discussed by a number of college officials, including Brooklyn College president Karen Gould.
- 4. Brooklyn College Names Business School in Honor of Alumnus Gould explained that Kopplemans success story in the business world will resonate with current and future students who pass through the newly named Murray Koppelman School of Business. During the ceremony, School of Business dean Willie Hopkins also noted that Koppelman is a visionary whose support emphasizes how a strong business school can impact industry and society.