Babson Colleges Portland, Oregon, Fast Track Blended MBA Names Local Director

Babson Colleges Portland, Oregon, Fast Track Blended MBA Names Local Director

Babson College has named Kristin Gustaff director of business development and program management for the new Portland Fast Track MBA that will kick off September 14-18 at the World Trade Center (WTC) in Portland, Oregon.

Babsons Fast Track MBA, designed for experienced professionals, is a unique blended-learning format that combines Web-based study with face-to-face sessions where students learn from world-class faculty, business leaders, and perhaps most importantly, each other.

Gustaff will have primary responsibility for directing business development activities not only in the Portland area but the greater Northwest as well. Her focus will be both corporate partnerships and prospective MBA candidates. Program management of the Portland program will also fall under Gustaffs responsibilities.

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