Pepperdine Graziadio and the I***************** Association Develop Career Opportunity Exchange to Help Graduates

By AIT News Desk On Aug 11, 2020

Pepperdine Graziadio Business School and the I***************** Association(IMA) recently announced that they will join forces to create a unique program geared to help recent Graziadio graduates and alumni find employment opportunities with internet-related organizations. The Career Opportunity Exchange is a new program that breaks the traditional model on how recruiters and prospective employees network and discover jobs and new talent.

“In addition to those seeking employment in this uncertain era, many people desire to move up the ladder, earn better pay and benefits or transition to a new career. That’s why Graziadio and IMA launched this singular initiative to connect leading enterprises with the incredibly agile and talented Graziadio community,” said Sinan Kanatsiz, chairman & founder of IMA and Graziadio Business School board member.

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Graziadio students and alumni are able to participate in this program by uploading a 59-second video showcasing their skills/background and strengths, a written personal statement, and a resume onto the Graziadio Career Opportunity Exchange. The unique avenue allows individuals to gain exposure to a wide range of enterprises that may lead to potential employers and new relationships.

“As an institution that prides itself on developing values-based leaders and is fully committed to student and alumni employment success, we were compelled to think creatively and provide our Graziadio community with a resource that helps them through the crisis. Now is the time for leaders and influential organizations to step up and lean into ambiguous times with forward-thinking solutions,” said Deryck J. van Rensburg, dean of the Graziadio Business School.