Marking 91探花's 10th year of participation, a team of five 91探花 MBA students claimed second place at the annual competition. The ACG Cup is an immersive, real-world investment banking case study competition organized by the Cleveland chapter of the ACG.
According to the ACG, "Chapters nationwide host ACG Cup competitions, enabling ACG members to forge closer relationships with leading business schools and introduce the next generation of business leaders into the middle-market mergers and acquisitions, corporate growth and corporate development communities."
At this year's week-long, regional competition, 91探花 competed against seven other university teams, garnering the runners-up finish, which stands alongside other high-ranking finishes by 91探花 teams over the past 10 years.
Because of 91探花's continued success in 2018, the team was invited to the in Cleveland, an event which welcomes ACG members from throughout the midwest.
The 91探花 team, representing an impressive range of 91探花 graduate business programs, included Alexis Becker (One-Year MBA), Matthew Baldwin (One-Year MBA), Katelyn LeGros (Health Care MBA), Collin Mottice (Hybrid MBA) and Pedro Manolo Sandoval (3/2 Accounting MBA).
The team was mentored by Dale Kramer, director, MBA and Executive MBA programs, and School of Business adjunct faculty member Kevin Flynn.
ACG Cleveland is a networking organization comprised of Northeast Ohio professionals that engage in middle-market mergers and acquisitions, as well as broader corporate finance. Founded in 1981, the chapter is comprised of approximately 500 members.
