Sponsor an Event

Sponsoring certain events on campus allows your company to raise its profile among MBA students and build an effective recruiting relationship with the W. P. Carey School. Our career management team can work with your organization to determine which types of events best support your specific goals. 

Become a Corporate Sponsor

As a Corporate Sponsor, your firm can choose from a range of activities that go beyond typical recruiting events to strengthen your campus brand and connect with W. P. Carey faculty and top MBA students. Participate in high visibility networking events or get a jump on recruiting and meet our newly admitted students by sponsoring Admitted Students Weekend. In addition, our annual Case Competition offers an exceptional opportunity to interact with high-quality MBA students while promoting your organization to the business community. 

Alumni Industry Panels

Leveraging a W. P. Carey MBA graduate within your firm is an effective way to strengthen the ties between your company and our school. Alumni industry panels provide a more personal setting for W. P. Carey graduates and current students to share insights and experiences. To help you identify your W. P. Carey MBAs, our staff will provide a list of graduates who currently list your company as their employer.

Student Clubs and Organizations

Strengthen your presence on campus by partnering with one of eight professional clubs and organizations at the W. P. Carey MBA. A vital part of student life, clubs offer additional avenues to connect with students based on industry, job function, cultural and social preferences.

Site Visits

Inviting students to your workplace offers an excellent introduction to your company’s culture and serves as a useful setting in which to identify students who have a strong interest in learning more about your organization. Coordinated by W. P. Carey MBA students, site visits feature distinguished speakers and alumni panels and allow companies to highlight their culture in a way not possible through traditional on-campus recruiting activities.