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First- and second-year students had a chance to see some of the top companies in Ohio up close, learn about their culture, meet recruiters and explore career pathways during Fisher’s annual Industry Connect. Discover how building connections early is shaping careers for Business Buckeyes.

Hamza Al Balushi, a Fisher student specializing in aviation management, shares the lessons from his academic journey, which brought him to Columbus from Oman.

Fisher, the Glenn College and Chase teamed up to help Ohio State students recognize and avoid financial scams, with Fisher alumna and Chase community manager Ericka Wicks sharing practical strategies for protecting personal and financial information.

What does it take to lead a Fortune 15 company? Jason Hollar, CEO of Cardinal Health, offered Fisher students candid insights on career growth, learning from failure and standing out in business as part of the college's LeadX speaker series.

Working Professional MBA student Chantel Fucci shares why she turned to Fisher's graduate programs to help build on leadership skills she forged as a member of the military.

Fisher students are building more than startups. Jack Swartley is building connections, community and momentum for Columbus’ next generation of entrepreneurs and innovators.

Craig Minnick (BSBA '26) took advantage of a wide range of student activities at Ohio State, including launching the university's Scarlet Guitarists Club. These experiences contributed to a well-rounded education that have helped him secure a role as part of Nationwide's Professional Rotational Opportunity Program.

A partnership between Fisher and Big Brothers Big Sisters is pairing Ohio State students with students at Weinland Park Elementary School through Ohio State's Leading Through Service class ― an offering that is providing huge rewards for both groups.

What if students could start exploring careers, meeting employers and building their resume before landing their first internship? Fisher's Office of Career Management is creating new pathways for students through industry partnerships, hands-on experiences and personalized guidance that are helping Business Buckeyes explore opportunities and launch successful careers.

Thousands of students braved the summer heat to celebrate community, connect to academic and personal resources and meet employers during the college’s inaugural Ready. Set. Fisher. event.

Hannaniah Matthews’ lifelong love of baking with her grandma sparked an early entrepreneurial venture and fueled her interest in the business of hospitality. Discover how her personal experiences, career aspirations and desire to connect with people through food came together this summer with a behind-the-scenes job at a local catering company.

Working Professional MBA student Chantel Fucci reflects on being honored for her military service during Ohio State's home opener against Ball State.

Fisher College of Business is reimagining its undergraduate education to meet fast-changing industry demands by blending AI, experiential learning and industry partnerships into a future-ready experience that prepares students to lead, innovate and thrive in Ohio’s rapidly growing technology-driven economy.

Ohio's climb to the top of CNBC's annual rankings of the best states for business was a years-long endeavor. Ohio State President Ravi Bellamkonda highlighted Fisher's new undergraduate curriculum as a way the university is preparing workforce talent that meets industry needs, in Ohio and beyond.

AI, hybrid work and rising complexity are redefining leadership. Fisher’s new Professional Coaching Certification helps professionals build the skills to develop people, spark better conversations and lead meaningful change. Discover how coaching can become your differentiator.

From first ideas to funded ventures, Ohio State gives students the tools, mentors and connections to build startups through programs offered at Fisher and university-wide

Shuto Urabe’s early upbringing in Japan gave way to his fascination for global affairs and international business. Through Fisher’s Office of Global Business and the Ohio Export Internship Program, his interests and a class project ultimately landed him a globally focused internship and job.

Fisher welcomes its new class of faculty whose expertise spans all facets of business. Their research, industry experience and innovative teaching will expand learning opportunities, inspire new ideas and prepare Business Buckeyes to succeed in a rapidly changing world.

As a summer analyst with Rockbridge Financial, Amani Kimball-McKavish is getting hands-on experience evaluating real estate opportunities. By reviewing financial data and helping forecast potential returns, she is learning what goes into making major hospitality investment decisions.

A childhood tour of two World War II bombers changed Lexy Payne's future by sparking a passion for aviation that shaped her college career. As a tax intern at NetJets this summer, the aviation management and accounting student shares how she combined her love of flying with business, the perks of flying private and what it takes to become a certified aircraft dispatcher.

From curbing food waste on game days to conserving water consumption, Buckeyes participating in the Technology Push Program sponsored by Coca-Cola developed and employed automated systems to make Ohio State more “green.” See what high-tech solutions the students proposed to curb energy use and improve recycling and waste management.

In partnership with JobsOhio, MBA students traveled to Germany and France to help companies explore U.S. growth opportunities, gaining invaluable consulting experience and firsthand lessons in strategy, teamwork and cross-cultural business through Fisher's Global Applied Projects program.

Ohio State President Ravi Bellamkonda, speaking at a fireside chat with Columbus Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Derrick R. Clay, highlighted Fisher's executive education offerings as one way the university is working with partners regionally to drive economic growth and workforce development.

Fisher’s Executive Advisor for AI fluency Srini Koushik challenged student-athletes to approach AI like any athletic endeavor: by practicing, exercising and training with it. From prompt engineering to spotting the common signs of AI’s use, Buckeyes learned how to responsibly use the technology as a copilot and coach in their athletic, academic and career pursuits.

Alumni Kyle Clark (MBA ’25) and Yui Yu (MBA ’25) discovered that academic theory can turn into reality. Learn how their strategic business plan, developed as part of the Global Applied Projects program, led to the global expansion and growth of MKV, a German industrial plastics recycling company.