Bearcats Mean Business

University of Cincinnati Carl H. Lindner College of Business
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Bearcats Mean Business chronicles the University of Cincinnati’s Carl H. Lindner College of Business’ mission of empowering business problem solvers through interviews with current students, faculty, staff, alumni and college supporters. Topics include co-op (paid, professional work experiences) and experiential learning; the admissions and application process; students' everyday college experience; and more!

  1. Sustainability in Business: A Bearcats Mean Business Student Series, Episode 1: Turning Student Leadership into Real-World Impact

    7 OCT.

    Sustainability in Business: A Bearcats Mean Business Student Series, Episode 1: Turning Student Leadership into Real-World Impact

    Co-produced and hosted by Lindner student Mirsayah Wasnuk, Sustainability in Business: A Bearcats Mean Business Student Series, explores the connection between sustainability and key areas of business, while offering students practical insights on how to integrate sustainable thinking into their career paths.  In the debut episode of this four-part series, Mirsayah sits down with Lindner graduate Ben Booker, co-founder of Net Impact UC and current team member at the 1819 Innovation Hub and the Center for Entrepreneurship. The entrepreneur and consultant reflects on his journey into sustainability, the role of campus involvement in shaping his career, and why sustainability is a vital component of business learning today.

    18 min

  2. 30 SEPT.

    Previewing the Data Science Symposium + AI, Analytics & the Future of Business

    What can students learn from the real-world use of AI and analytics in business? In this episode of Bearcats Mean Business, Matt Booher, Vice President of Data Solutions at EW Scripps Company, shares how he built his career in analytics, how Scripps is leveraging AI to shape the future of media, and the challenges that come with innovation.   Matt also offers advice for Lindner students seeking to enhance their skillset for a data-driven career. Plus, he previews his upcoming talk at the Center for Business Analytics’ Data Science Symposium on Oct. 9, where students, faculty, and industry leaders will explore how analytics and AI are reshaping the future of business.  Register for the Data Science Symposium today.

    18 min

  3. 23 SEPT.

    Inside Google: A Lindner Student’s Co-op Experience

    Ever wonder what it’s like to co-op at Google? In this episode of Bearcats Mean Business, Lindner student Bitanya Derese shares how she landed her role at one of the world’s most influential companies and what her day-to-day looked like inside Google.  The Lindner Business Honors student and marketing major also reflected on the lessons she brought back to Lindner/UC, how her Lindner experiences prepared her for co-op success, and her advice for fellow students dreaming big.  Bitanya also opened up about her inspiring background, moving from Ethiopia to the U.S. as a child, and her ongoing efforts to give back to her home country.  ### Cooperative education, or co-op, empowers students to tackle real-world problems, learning-by-doing and putting theory into practice via paid, professional experiences with the Lindner College of Business’ hundreds of employer partners. Co-ops help students gain the skills, confidence and connections to launch their business careers. Students and employers customize co-op experiences with several options, including full-time, part-time and project-based engagements.

    20 min

  4. 8 SEPT.

    Court Vision: How Co-op Launched Bobby Schuckmann’s Career in Sports

    Every Bearcat has a story — and Bobby Schuckmann’s shows the power of persistence, focus, and seizing opportunities.  From an unpaid, three-hour-commute co-op with the Indiana Pacers/Fever to his current role as Managing Director & Senior Wealth Advisor at Truist Wealth Sports & Entertainment Group, Bobby turned a bold dream into a lasting career.  Tune in to hear Bobby’s lessons on resilience, the mindset it takes to break into competitive industries, and why Lindner’s co-op model can truly be the foundation for success. ### Co-op at Lindner  Each semester, Lindner undergraduate students can register for paid co-operative education (co-op) work engagements, similar to signing up for courses. Students and employers customize co-op experiences with several flexible options, including full-time, part-time and project-based engagements.

    27 min

  5. 19 AOÛT

    Creating a Co-op + Lessons in Entrepreneurship with Reza Yazdian

    Reza Yazdian, JD, a proud Lindner alum and founder of Synchrocare, has never been afraid to break new ground. He also possesses some trademark Lindner and Bearcat grit. In this episode, Reza shares:  *How Lindner and UC shaped his approach to problem-solving  *How he created a co-op with Airborne Express  *Lessons on taking risks and moving from concept to launch  ### Chapters 0:54 – Experiences and lessons at Lindner/UC that impacted his business and leadership journey  2:00 – Reza's unique co-op with Airborne Express  4:30 – The business problem Reza is trying to solve with Synchrocare  8:10 – Advice for current students exploring entrepreneurial endeavors — how to get from conception to launch  10:38 – Starting a big business initiative  15:20 – The leadership soft and hard skills Reza looks for in new hires.  18:15 – Reza’s current and future plans for giving back  ### Co-op at Lindner  Each semester, Lindner undergraduate students can register for paid co-operative education work engagements, similar to signing up for courses. Lindner Career Services helps place students for co-ops that fit their specific interests and programs of choice. The number of co-op experiences required for graduation varies for first-year, transfer and Lindner Business Honors students. Students and employers customize co-op experiences with several flexible options, including full-time, part-time and project-based engagements.

    20 min

  6. 22 JUIL.

    Co-op to C-suite with Nick Enger of Advanced Technology Consulting

    How do you go from a co-op student to president & CTO at the same company?  Lindner alum Nick Enger reflects on landing his first co-op at Advanced Technology Consulting, the hard and soft skills he learned as a co-op that he still uses today, and the long game of earning trust, navigating setbacks and growing into executive leadership.  If you're a student dreaming of the C-suite — or an alum curious about the long-term value of co-op — this episode delivers insight, humility and plenty of practical advice.  ### Chapters 1:04 – Nick's co-op search process & how he landed with Advanced Technology Consulting  4:14 – Nick's “this is my future” moment during his co-op with ATC  5:57 – Day-to-day changes now that Nick is CTO and president of ATC  7:16 – Tips for students seeking to emulate Nick’s co-op to C-suite path  8:02 – Hard and soft skills acquired during his co-op that he still uses today  9:17 – Gaining trust and credibility as a young professional  10:15 – Nick’s bumps in the road to the C-suite  11:25 – What to know about a C-suite positions  12:29 – How Nick’s community involvement affects his leadership  13:53 – How Nick’s definition of success has changed over the years  15:05 – Rapid-fire questions  ### ### Co-op at Lindner  Each semester, Lindner undergraduate students can register for paid co-operative education work engagements, similar to signing up for courses. The number of co-op experiences required for graduation varies for ⁠first-year⁠, ⁠transfer⁠ and ⁠Lindner Business Honors⁠ students. Students and employers customize co-op experiences with several flexible options, including full-time, part-time and project-based engagements.

    19 min

  7. 8 JUIL.

    The Future of Higher Education: Lindner’s Vision Through Co-op & Real-World Experience

    What does the future of higher education look like — and how is the Lindner College of Business leading the way through co-op and real-world learning?  In this episode, Dean Marianne Lewis shares her bold vision for higher ed, addresses the shifting perceptions of value among students and families, and explains why Lindner’s co-op model goes far beyond resume building. From student success stories to reimagining the academic mindset, this conversation explores how experiential learning is reshaping the business school experience. ### In this episode/Timestamps  0:44 – What Dean Lewis sees as the future of higher education  2:34 – Do students and parents still believe in the value of higher education?  7:29 – What are today’s business schools missing + why co-op at Lindner/UC is different  11:01 – What makes co-op at Lindner more than a resume booster + co-op's “beautiful circle”  16:08 – Student exemplars of co-op theory meeting co-op practice  19:05 – Why don’t more schools embrace co-op?  20:52 – If I were a parent or a student, why should I choose Lindner?  24:21 – If you could redesign higher ed from scratch, where would you start?  29:04 – Do academic mindsets need to change?  30:17 – How do we rebuild the trust in higher education – or keep the trust that we still have?  32:32 – What motivates Dean Lewis to be a leader in higher education?  33:21 – What's one bold move business schools should make? ### Co-op at Lindner  Each semester, Lindner undergraduate students can register for paid co-operative education work engagements, similar to signing up for courses. Lindner Career Services helps place students for co-ops that fit their specific interests and programs of choice. The number of co-op experiences required for graduation varies for first-year, transfer and Lindner Business Honors students. Students and employers customize co-op experiences with several flexible options, including full-time, part-time and project-based engagements.

    34 min

  8. 24 JUIN

    Co-op to Career: Benjamin Seid’s Lindner Launchpad

    How does a co-op experience turn into a full-time opportunity? On this episode of Bearcats Mean Business, 2024 Lindner grad Benjamin Seid shares how his time at UC — and particularly his co-ops — equipped him with the hard and soft skills to thrive in the professional world.  Benjamin talks about landing his role at Triversity Construction, working with Lindner Career Services, and navigating the transition from UC Blue Ash to main campus. Whether you’re a current student or recent grad, Benjamin’s story is filled with transferable advice and inspiration.  ### Timestamps 1:04 – The process of landing a co-op  4:12 – Hard and soft skills learned while on co-op  6:14 – How co-op prepared him for his full-time role  7:46 – What to gain from working with Lindner Career Services  10:01 – Landing his job at Triversity  13:49 – Life as a transition student from UC Blue Ash  15:37 – Overall advice for Lindner and UC students  ### Co-op at Lindner  Each semester, Lindner undergraduate students can register for paid co-operative education work engagements, similar to signing up for courses. Lindner Career Services helps place students for co-ops that fit their specific interests and programs of choice. The number of co-op experiences required for graduation varies for first-year, transfer and Lindner Business Honors students. Students and employers customize co-op experiences with several flexible options, including full-time, part-time and project-based engagements.

    18 min
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Bearcats Mean Business chronicles the University of Cincinnati’s Carl H. Lindner College of Business’ mission of empowering business problem solvers through interviews with current students, faculty, staff, alumni and college supporters. Topics include co-op (paid, professional work experiences) and experiential learning; the admissions and application process; students' everyday college experience; and more!

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  • Création
    University of Cincinnati Carl H. Lindner College of Business
  • Années d’activité
    2024 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    45
  • Classification
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    © University of Cincinnati Carl H. Lindner College of Business
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