Leeds Ecosystem

Deepali Agarwal (MBA, MBusAn’25)

Jane Majkiewicz — Wed, 23 Apr 2025 15:58:00 +0000

Deepali Agarwal (MBA, MBusAn’25) Jane Majkiewicz Wed, 04/23/2025 - 09:58

Faces of Leeds Snapshot

Name: Deepali Agarwal
Majors: Business Administration and Business Analytics
Hometown: Lucknow, India

Why did you choose Leeds for your MBA?
I’ve always believed that diversity is where innovation lives. I wanted to be part of a community that brings together bold, creative minds from all walks of life—and Leeds is exactly that. Whether I’m in class, at a club meeting, or chatting over coffee with peers from around the world, I feel inspired by the range of perspectives and ideas.
As someone who champions women in business, I’ve looked for spaces that truly empower and uplift them—and that’s what I found at Leeds. From day one, I was drawn to the numerous initiatives undertaken by the school mission of supporting women leaders and fostering inclusive growth. It wasn’t just a checkbox on a brochure—it was reflected in the people, the programs and the culture.

How has Leeds shaped your perspectives about business?
Coming from a small town in India, I grew up watching women around me turn traditional embroidery and handwork into small businesses—often from their homes. These women weren’t just artisans; they were entrepreneurs, caregivers and the financial backbone of their families.
That inspiration led me to pursue an undergraduate degree in business and later start a small NGO to support these women and their craft. But I knew I needed to grow my own knowledge and expand my toolkit if I wanted to create larger impact.

At Leeds, my perspective on business has grown from personal passion to global purpose. I’ve learned how innovation, analytics and inclusive leadership can intersect to solve real-world problems. Being here has reaffirmed my belief that business isn’t just about strategy—it’s about people, communities and creating access. Leeds hasn’t just taught me how to lead—it’s shown me why I want to lead.

What experiences have stood out?
At Leeds, every classroom feels like a space where every voice matters. In many of the classes, we’re not just listening to lectures; we’re actively engaging, solving real cases, and thinking critically alongside our professors and peers. I’ve loved how professors act more like facilitators—bringing together our diverse and creative minds to explore complex business challenges. It’s made learning feel collaborative and alive.

What are your plans after graduation?
After graduation, I’m excited to gain hands-on experience in the business world in the U.S. In the long run, my dream is to start my own business—one that blends technology, creativity and purpose to create meaningful impact, especially for underrepresented communities.

How has Leeds prepared you for your career? Leeds has been a transformational chapter in my journey—not just professionally, but personally. Being involved in so many events, from organizing cultural celebrations to leading club initiatives, helped me find my voice and build my confidence. I’ve realized that I’m capable of making an impact not just in my hometown, but anywhere in the world.

”Being here has reaffirmed my belief that business isn’t just about strategy—it’s about people, communities and creating access. Leeds hasn’t just taught me how to lead—it’s shown me why I want to lead.“

Deepali Agarwal’s perspective has expanded from personal passion to global purpose. Her dream is to one day start her own business, especially to serve underrepresented communities.

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Camden Dempsey (Fin, Mktg’25)

Jane Majkiewicz — Wed, 23 Apr 2025 15:35:36 +0000

Camden Dempsey (Fin, Mktg’25) Jane Majkiewicz Wed, 04/23/2025 - 09:35

Faces of Leeds Snapshot

Name: Camden Dempsey
Major: Finance & Marketing (Minor in Leadership, Certificate in Entrepreneurial Studies)
Hometown: Denver, Colorado
Leadership Award: Scripps Leadership and Career for Student-Athletes

What are your plans after graduation?
After graduation, I plan to continue building my startup, VerEstate, a digital title insurance company that aims to streamline the home buying process through AI-powered solutions. I’ll also be completing my master’s in real estate at CU to further deepen my knowledge of the industry, playing my final year of football at CU, and spending as much time as I can enjoying Colorado!

How would you sum up your experience at Leeds?
Leeds has been transformational. I’ve had the chance to grow not only academically but also as an entrepreneur and leader. From the classroom to startup competitions, and through relationships with faculty and peers, I’ve been challenged and supported every step of the way. Leeds has given me the skills and confidence to take advantage of opportunities to build, connect and create ideas!

How do you plan to stay connected to Leeds?
I plan to stay actively involved as a mentor and guest speaker, especially in the Deming Center and entrepreneurial programs that shaped my journey. I also hope to give back through alumni networks and by supporting future student ventures!

"Leeds has been transformational. I’ve had the chance to grow not only academically but also as an entrepreneur and leader."

Camden Dempsey may be graduating, but his CU connections continue. He will be pursuing his master's in real estate, and Buffs football fans will be happy to see him on the field for one more year!

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Yuping Li (PhD’25)

Jane Majkiewicz — Wed, 23 Apr 2025 15:25:00 +0000

Yuping Li (PhD’25) Jane Majkiewicz Wed, 04/23/2025 - 09:25

Faces of Leeds Snapshot

Name: Yuping Li (PhD’25)
Hometown: Fujian Province, China
Leeds Division: Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Operations
Upcoming Position: Assistant Professor in Strategy and Entrepreneurship at Singapore Management University

Leeds Mentors: I am especially thankful to my advisor, Professor Tony Tong. From the earliest stages of my dissertation through to its completion, he has provided unwavering support, insightful feedback and generous mentorship. Our ongoing conversations have shaped how I think about research, academic life and what it means to contribute to a scholarly community. His guidance has been instrumental to my growth as a scholar, and working with him has been a truly formative experience.
I am also sincerely appreciative of the members of my dissertation committee. Professor Janet Bercovitz has been an enduring source of support throughout my PhD studies. Her clarity of thought and insightful feedback greatly enriched this work, and she has been a continual source of inspiration to me—especially in her example as a female scholar.
Professor Mukund Chari helped deepen my appreciation for methodological rigor and precise thinking. I am grateful for the many conversations where he patiently engaged with my ideas and helped refine my presentations.
I am also grateful to Professor Sina Khoshsokhan for his support throughout the dissertation development and the job search process. I have greatly benefited from his generosity in sharing his experiences.

Highlight: I feel incredibly fortunate to have pursued my doctoral studies in such an intellectually stimulating and naturally beautiful environment, nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. I especially enjoyed the sunny weather and breathtaking views—something I’ll miss dearly. Beyond academic growth, I’ve been lucky to build lasting friendships and share this journey with an exceptional group of colleagues. The mentorship and camaraderie I’ve experienced here have been truly special.

Research Inspiration: My research sits at the intersection of open-source innovation, corporate strategy and entrepreneurship. I was drawn to this area by observing how open-source software has become both technologically essential and commercially valuable. Today, nearly 95% of software includes some open-source component. Major commercial transactions underscore its value—for example, IBM’s $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat and Microsoft’s $7.5 billion acquisition of GitHub.
Despite its prominence in practice, academic research on open source remains limited. We still know little about why firms choose to engage with open source, what the consequences are, and how they sustain competitive advantage while doing so. While open source can provide firms with advantages like cost reduction, access to distributed knowledge, talent identification and broader technology diffusion, it also introduces competitive risks by exposing proprietary technologies.

”Beyond academic growth, I’ve been lucky to build lasting friendships and share this journey with an exceptional group of colleagues. The mentorship and camaraderie I’ve experienced here have been truly special.“

Dissertation: “Navigating the Paradox of Openness in Corporate Growth: Evidence from Open-Source Startups”

Summary: Open-source innovation has become increasingly influential in the technological landscape and is gaining significant commercial value. While traditionally viewed as independent of corporate interests, recent years have witnessed a substantial increase in the participation of commercial firms, particularly digital startups, in open-source development. Globally, open source has catalyzed entrepreneurial growth by allowing startups to build on existing technologies and tap into decentralized talent pools. However, the open-source nature of startups’ technology also presents challenges to their ability to capture value. My dissertation investigates the strategic implications of digital startups leveraging open source for growth and examines how they navigate this paradox of openness during key strategic events, such as competing with industry incumbents and reaching corporate milestones like initial public offerings (IPOs) and mergers and acquisitions (M&As).

Why is this research impactful?
This research advances our understanding of how firms navigate the complex trade-offs of openness in innovation ecosystems. It offers novel insights into how startups can strategically engage with open source to drive growth, maintain competitive advantage and maximize value capture. As open source continues to shape the future of technology and entrepreneurship, these findings hold both theoretical and practical significance for scholars, entrepreneurs and corporate strategists alike.

Yuping Li is joining Singapore Management University as a tenure-track assistant professor in strategy and entrepreneurship. She’ll miss the Rocky Mountains but will be leaving with lasting friendships and connections at Leeds.

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Rachel Warren (Acct, RelEst’25)

Jane Majkiewicz — Tue, 22 Apr 2025 18:37:24 +0000

Rachel Warren (Acct, RelEst’25) Jane Majkiewicz Tue, 04/22/2025 - 12:37

Faces of Leeds Snapshot

Name: Rachel Warren
Hometown: Lakewood, Colorado
Major: Accounting and Real Estate with a minor in Political Science
Leadership Award: Leeds Scholars Program

What are your plans after graduation?
My plan for after graduation is to work a restaurant job to save money while I continue networking and applying for jobs in commercial real estate, specifically focusing on brokerage.

How would you sum up your experience at Leeds?
My experience at Leeds has been a game-changer. I found an incredibly supportive community within my peers, professors and program advisors at Leeds that has helped shape me into who I am today and has been invaluable in guiding me toward the career path I want to pursue. I feel incredibly grateful to have been set up for such great success from my Leeds experience over the past four years.

How do you plan to stay connected to Leeds?
I plan to stay connected to Leeds through continued alumni involvement in the Leeds Scholars Program. It is really important to me to give back to the community that gave so much to me during my four years at Leeds.

"My experience at Leeds has been a game-changer. I found an incredibly supportive community that has been invaluable in guiding me toward the career path I want to pursue."

Rachel Warren feels well prepared to pursue a career in commercial real estate, thanks to a supportive network at Leeds.

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Angel Nuñez (Econ’25, Business Minor)

Jane Majkiewicz — Tue, 22 Apr 2025 17:29:11 +0000

Angel Nuñez (Econ’25, Business Minor) Jane Majkiewicz Tue, 04/22/2025 - 11:29

Faces of Leeds Snapshot

Name: Angel Nuñez
Major: Economics, Business Minor
Hometown: Denver, Colorado
Leadership Award: TRIO Student Support Services Program, Student Academic Success Center

What are your plans after graduation?
I plan to pursue a master’s in applied economics at Purdue University, where I’ll continue building the analytical and research skills I began developing at Leeds.

How would you sum up your experience at Leeds?
Leeds challenged me to think critically, collaborate with diverse teams and find confidence in my voice. The professors, opportunities and peers helped shape not just my academic path, but my growth as a future leader. It’s a place that pushed me to aim higher and not sell myself short.

How do you plan to stay connected to Leeds?
I’m applying to join the Leeds mentoring program and plan to stay engaged through alumni events and networking opportunities. I want to give back to the same community that helped me grow, and I’m excited to support future students the way others supported me.

"The professors, opportunities and peers at Leeds helped shape not just my academic path, but my growth as a future leader. It’s a place that pushed me to aim higher."

Angel Nuñez departs CU for Purdue University, where he will pursue a master’s in applied economics and build upon the analytical skills he began developing at Leeds.

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Oliver Casis (Fin’25)

Jane Majkiewicz — Tue, 22 Apr 2025 15:53:23 +0000

Oliver Casis (Fin’25) Jane Majkiewicz Tue, 04/22/2025 - 09:53

Faces of Leeds Snapshot

Name: Oliver Casis
Major: Finance
Hometown: Greenwood Village, Colorado
Leadership Award: Air Force ROTC

What are your plans after graduation?
My plan after graduation is to move to Commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Air Force Pensacola Florida and begin Undergraduate Combat Systems Officer Training (UCT).

How would you sum up your experience at Leeds?My experience at Leeds was incredible. Surrounding myself with peers and mentors to push me out of the comfort zone to achieve higher goals is something that I will forever be grateful for.

How do you plan to stay connected to Leeds?
I plan to stay connected with Leeds through the alumni network and all social media platforms.

“My experience at Leeds was incredible. Surrounding myself with peers and mentors to push me out of the comfort zone to achieve higher goals is something that I will forever be grateful for.“

Oliver Cassis is leaving Leeds with gratitude for learning how to pursue his goals with confidence. He is headed to Pensacola, Florida, to begin Undergraduate Combat Systems Officer Training (UCT).

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Stephen Barrow (MRelEst’25)

Jane Majkiewicz — Mon, 21 Apr 2025 21:18:07 +0000

Stephen Barrow (MRelEst’25) Jane Majkiewicz Mon, 04/21/2025 - 15:18

Faces of Leeds Snapshot

Name: Stephen Barrow
Major: Real Estate
Hometown: Johannesburg, South Africa

Why did you choose to come to Leeds for your master’s?
My decision to choose Leeds came down to two main factors. First, I wanted to be in a place that fit my outdoor and active lifestyle, and 51�Թ�� felt like the perfect match. Second, 51�Թ�� is a great university with a highly regarded business school, which had a degree that aligned perfectly with my academic and professional goals.

How has Leeds shaped your perspectives about business?
I came here without a business background, and so my time at Leeds has just been an incredible learning experience. Leeds has broadened my understanding of business beyond just the numbers. I’ve learned how values like sustainability, relationships and partnerships, and long-term vision play critical roles in business success. It’s also taught me the importance of collaboration and strategic thinking, especially in an industry as multifaceted as real estate.

What experiences have stood out?
Several experiences stand out—participating in the NAIOP Rocky Mountain Real Estate Challenge, meeting countless industry professionals who shared their time and insights, and going on the real estate trek to New York. I’ve also learned a lot from my classmates and the talented lecturers who are committed to our growth. These experiences, among many others, have pushed me to think critically and connect technical skills to broader business and real estate goals.

What are your plans after graduation?
After graduation, I hope to continue working in the real estate industry here in the U.S.—whether that’s in private equity, asset management or development. Gaining international experience is an opportunity to get out my comfort zone, and I believe it will provide valuable perspectives and set me up for long-term success, no matter where my career takes me.

How has Leeds prepared you for your career?
Leeds gave me the foundation I needed—both technically and professionally. It gave me the confidence to think big and think creatively. Leeds has connected me to a strong and well-established alumni and industry network, and it has helped me sharpen key skills like financial modeling, market analysis and strategic planning. I’m excited to carry everything I’ve learned into the next chapter of my career. Thank you, Leeds.

"Leeds gave me the confidence to think big and think creatively. It has connected me to a strong and well-established alumni and industry network, and it has helped me sharpen key skills like financial modeling, market analysis and strategic planning."

Stephen Barrow says at Leeds, he has learned how think critically and connect technical skills to broader business and real estate goals. No matter where his career takes him, he feels Leeds has set him up for success.

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Victor Alamillo (MBusAn’25)

Jane Majkiewicz — Mon, 21 Apr 2025 20:57:42 +0000

Victor Alamillo (MBusAn’25) Jane Majkiewicz Mon, 04/21/2025 - 14:57

Faces of Leeds Snapshot

Name: Victor Alamillo
Major: Business Analytics
Hometown: Fountain, Colorado

Why did you choose to come to Leeds for your master’s?
I chose Leeds for my master’s because I had heard firsthand from Leeds alumni that the graduate program staff and professors were extremely supportive and understanding. My own experience confirmed this, as my professors were always open to answering my questions and providing additional examples to clarify complex topics.

How has Leeds shaped your perspectives about business?
Leeds has opened my eyes to the vastness of the business world. By engaging with my cohort, I have met a diverse range of individuals from various countries and backgrounds, which has made me more knowledgeable about business and global practices.

What experiences have stood out?
Being a part of the Graduate Diverse Scholars program, spearheaded by Kristi Ryujin, has been one of the most memorable experiences of my time at Leeds. Through the program, I have connected with a diverse group of students beyond the cohort, networked with and learned from industry professionals, and received support to navigate my graduate journey.

What are your plans after graduation?
After graduation, I plan to stay in the Denver metro area and work in the technology industry, where I can combine my communication, design and data skills.

How has Leeds prepared you for your career?
Leeds has prepared me for my career by offering a variety of real-world case studies during my coursework. This hands-on approach allowed me to gain valuable experience in Python, R, SQL and more.

"Leeds has opened my eyes to the vastness of the business world. By engaging with my cohort, I have met a diverse range of individuals from various countries and backgrounds, which has made me more knowledgeable about business and global practices."

By experiencing real-world learning through case studies in addition to coursework, Victor Alamillo feels well equipped to enter the technology field and apply his communication, design and data skills.

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The Leeds Professionalism Summit: Career Lessons that Stick

Jane Majkiewicz — Mon, 21 Apr 2025 18:40:32 +0000

The Leeds Professionalism Summit: Career Lessons that Stick Jane Majkiewicz Mon, 04/21/2025 - 12:40

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Alex Freimuth (MAcct’19, Fin, Acct’18) and James Campbell (Mktg’22), both members of the Leeds Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) Board, shared candid career insights with a group of sophomores at the 2025 Leeds Professionalism Summit. Instead of a list of rigid “dos and don’ts,” they emphasized a refreshing theme: Enjoy college, take risks and be yourself.

“Classes were like a debate between me and my teacher,” Campbell joked, encouraging students to embrace the unique opportunities that college provides. “There will never be another time in your life where you’ll be in walking distance from all of your friends.”

Freimuth advised students to think broadly about their futures while staying grounded in the present. “Make connections and ask a lot of questions,” he said. He advocated for study abroad for growth beyond the classroom.

Kate Minnihan (Mgmt’18), now a senior employer relations manager at Leeds, reflected on her decision to become an au pair overseas before diving into a career. “When else am I going to do this?” she asked herself—reminding students that unconventional and nonlinear paths can still lead to success.

Campbell added a final insight: “Be your individual and authentic self. You are not like other people.” He summed it up powerfully: “The ladder of success starts at failure.”

All three shared their career trajectories that led to their current roles: Freimuth is a CPA, Campbell is a director of marketing and lead analyst at Trilateral, and Minnihan works at the Leeds Career Development Office as well as offering professional career coaching.

Build a personal brand that gets you hired

Creating & Deploying Your Personal Brand: A 5-Step Strategic Marketing Framework

Inventory foundational skills and experiences. These are your brand attributes.
Package the attributes in a way that reflects you. This is your brand narrative.
Research and prioritize areas of career interest. This is your target audience.
Craft a message that will resonate with your target. This is your brand positioning.
Deliver the message to your target. This is your marketing plan.

Source: “Branding Yourself for the Job Market: Tips from a Marketing Expert,” by Jamie Cheston. During the presentation, Cheston noted that many people think they can skip steps 1–4 and go directly to 5. Nope!

Assistant Teaching Professor Jamie Cheston’s session on personal branding opened with an unexpected question: “Describe me.” After a palpable silence, one student mentioned his beard. Another commented, “a plaid shirt like what my dad wears.” Laughter broke the ice, and Cheston had the room engaged.

“I’m passionate about applying all that I’ve learned along the way to help others navigate their own career paths.” Cheston said.

His workshop, “Branding Yourself for the Job Market: Tips from a Marketing Expert,” highlighted how a personal brand can set someone apart in a crowded job market. Among the insights: 80% of people report not feeling passionate about their jobs. One slide captured it: “No one ever dreams about a career in dissatisfaction.”

He encouraged students to overcome fear by reframing a job search through the lens of a strategic marketing framework. Instead of saying, “I’m not sure what I want to do with my life,” consider “There are so many directions I could take!” Such small shifts can lead to big impacts, shaping a fulfilling career vs. getting a job, he explained.

“You are writing your own story,” said Cheston. As with any strong brand, it starts with insight—an emotional connection that resonates with the audience. He closed with reassurance: “Realize that literally everyone gets rejected except one person."

Using AI in the job search—smartly

A session led by career advisor Elizabeth Ferguson addressed how to use AI tools in job searches. She explained how platforms like HireVue and applicant tracking systems rely on keywords and offered practical tips for improving resumes and cover letters accordingly.

Ferguson also cautioned that recruiters can often spot AI-generated documents and encouraged students to blend technology with authentic voice.

Dan Murray, founder of the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group and real estate entrepreneur, emphasized a core truth: Networking remains essential, even in an AI-driven world.

Skills such as problem solving, critical thinking and creativity will never go out of style, he emphasized.

Boosting confidence through practice

Although attendance is mandatory, students resoundingly appreciate the value of the events. They get to practice real-world skills: mock interviews, networking, refining their career searches and learning how to present themselves.

Sophomore Lucy Treccia (BusAn’27) said she especially enjoyed advice from the GOLD Board and learning about Leeds' accelerated master's programs.

“My favorite session was the Business Analytics Roundtable. I put myself out of my comfort zone by approaching an empty table and had a really great conversation with a man who works in sustainability at FedEx. I talked to him about how much I enjoyed learning about integrating AI into business analytics, and he told me a lot about how companies are using AI in a secure way. He encouraged me to keep building this skillset, as it is becoming more and more applicable,” said Treccia.

“I was already aware that what I am learning at Leeds will apply directly to my future careers, but this conversation made me confident that I am taking all the right steps towards success in analytics.”

Experience the 2025 Leeds Professional Summit

More than 1,000 sophomores participate in the Leeds Professionalism Summit each year. The summit provides dozens of sessions throughout the day, covering a range of skill-building techniques, interview preparation and industry professional insights to guide students with practical how-to advice and expertise.

Explore the highlights from this year’s summit.

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The annual Leeds Professional Summit offers a full day of powerful tips and practical advice to set Leeds students up for success in their career journeys.

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Leeds' Supply Chain and Business Analytics Master's Programs Celebrate a Decade of Distinction

Jane Majkiewicz — Mon, 21 Apr 2025 17:21:24 +0000

Leeds' Supply Chain and Business Analytics Master's Programs Celebrate a Decade of Distinction Jane Majkiewicz Mon, 04/21/2025 - 11:21

Jane Majkiewicz

Five alumni returned to share insights from their career paths during the Leeds MS in Supply Chain and MS in Business Analytics 10-year anniversary.

On April 10, 2025, members of the Leeds community—including faculty, alumni and current students—gathered to celebrate a milestone: Ten years of innovation, impact and excellence in the Leeds Master’s in Supply Chain Management and Master’s in Business Analytics programs.

These graduate programs were launched a decade ago in response to rapidly evolving industry needs and strong input from business partners, who forecasted growing talent gaps in data and operations. Since then, the programs have continued to evolve, meeting rising demand for professionals equipped with advanced analytical and problem-solving skills.

That spirit of evolution remains at the core of Leeds’ mission. This July, the MS in Supply Chain Management will transition to the new MS in Supply Chain Analytics, while an MS in Marketing Analytics will also debut—both designed to meet the shifting demands of a data-driven economy.

The celebration featured research presentations from Leeds faculty, illustrating the real-world application of analytics across industries and in society. Leeds’ reputation for research excellence continues to grow and gain recognition, as reflected in recent leaps in UTD rankings.

A highlight of the event was a dynamic alumni panel featuring five graduates who shared insights from their professional journeys. While artificial intelligence was a major theme of the discussion, panelists also emphasized the lasting relevance of core business concepts, known as the First Principles of Business.

Tanner Ryan (Mgmt’14, MSupCha’15), now a senior category activation manager at Danone, and Ziyi Zhong (MBusAn’18), a senior manager of performance reporting and analytics for Pfizer, spoke candidly about the importance of adaptability. Ryan, for example, joined Danone just as the pandemic disrupted global supply chains, requiring quick thinking, flexibility and resilience.

Navigating crises and unpredictable events is part of the job. To that end, the panelists unanimously agreed on one often-overlooked trait essential to long-term success: a great sense of humor.

Experience the Celebration

The Leeds community celebrated the shared purpose that defines Leeds’ forward-thinking vision in offering world-class master's programs.

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The Leeds community gathered on April 10, 2025, to celebrate a milestone: Ten years of innovation, impact and excellence in the Master’s in Supply Chain Management and Master’s in Business Analytics programs.

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