fbpx

CSUF Entrepreneurship

Tag: marketing

  • CSUF Business Consulting – THRA Client Testimonial

    After leaving careers in the US Navy and aerospace industry and closing an aerospace engineering business that I was plank owner of (that’s Navy talk for one of the founding members, more or less) after twelve years of operation, I was left with a legacy spinoff called The Horse Race Advantage. How did this happen?…

  • CSUF Student-led Business Consulting Success Story – HCP National

    Several years ago we engaged with the CSUF Student-led Business Consulting Program led by Professor John Bradley Jackson for advisement on our marketing. We wanted new ideas for our insurance brokerage, which specializes in health care, with an emphasis in Medical Malpractice. The CSUF Student-led Business Consulting group that we hired came up with a…

  • CSUF Business Consulting

    THE FACTS: The CSUF Student Consulting Program fields approximately 70 consulting projects every semester Projects can cover a range of fields including: Marketing, Operations, Finance/Accounting and/or Leadership/HR Our projects have placed in the Top 10 in the National Small Business Institute‘s Student Business Consulting Competition 26 times since 1991 – LINK All undergrad Student Consulting…

  • Marketing Job Opening in Insurance Industry

    Milestone Risk Management and Insurance Services is looking for a paid marketing intern who is currently an MBA candidate to help them plan for their upcoming leadership conference next year. Here’s what they are looking for in an intern: An imaginative, think outside-the-box, energized team member that can take on tasks and bring them to…

  • Greg Nelson Arts

    This is another post showcasing a business created by an Entrepreneurship student at California State University, Fullerton. The marketing tactics used by real-estate agents is ripe for innovation. Yes, many agents have a website where a prospective buyer can go to look at available properties and learn more about them. But these sites do little…