Miami Waterkeeper and OneMBA

Last week, our Executive Director & Waterkeeper, spoke to OneMBA participants at the University of Miami. The OneMBA is a global executive MBA program that builds real-world business knowledge and cultivates real-life relationships. Through immersive in-country residencies, global teamwork, project collaborations, and a challenging multicultural curriculum, this program is offered in partnership the University of Miami Business School as its […]

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Last week, our Executive Director & Waterkeeper, spoke to OneMBA participants at the University of Miami. The OneMBA is a global executive MBA program that builds real-world business knowledge and cultivates real-life relationships. Through immersive in-country residencies, global teamwork, project collaborations, and a challenging multicultural curriculum, this program is offered in partnership the University of Miami Business School as its new American partner.

 

Rachel spoke to more than 100 students from China, Brazil, Mexico, and Europe. She shared information about the historical conditions of Biscayne Bay and Miami’s most pressing water issues. 

Are you interested in having Rachel speak to your group? Get in touch at [email protected] for more information.

Originally published at https://www.miamiwaterkeeper.org/miami_waterkeeper_and_onemba

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