For Meg Seitz (MBA ’13), an unconventional career path — from selling seashells during the winter at age 5, to managing a lululemon store, to earning her MBA and launching two new ventures — has reaped the kind of experiences and rewards that could help current School of Business students, working parents and educators focus on their own futures.
Seitz visited the School of Business on its Reynolda Campus on Monday, February 22 to share her inspirational story, “Lessons from the Unconventional MBA.”
She held a conversation with working parents, hosted by the Wake Forest Women’s Center, focusing on her series of children’s books Bea Is for Business. She shared her experience in the Charlotte Evening MBA program with current Master of Arts in Management students. The Education Department asked her to share more information on how she used her background to focus on teaching, and then an evening session on her life story, followed by a reception was hosted by the Graduate Women in Business student organization.
What advice does Seitz offer students? View the video:
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Read more about Seitz’ visit to the School’s Wake Forest Charlotte Center campus here, or in the Wake Forest Business magazine.
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