It’s rare when you meet an individual who has spent his entire career with one organization.
Tim Greinert (BBA ’85), president at Junior Achievement of Wisconsin, Inc. (JA), recalls two reasons he chose to accept his first job with the nonprofit organization 27 years ago.
Carrie (Anderson) Betz (BBA ’00) owns Cranberry Connections, a gift shop located in Wisconsin Dells. In her own words, she describes her business, its successes and challenges, and gives her advice. Betz graduated from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh College of Business with a major in marketing, an emphasis in entrepreneurship and a minor in organizational communications.
COB alumni and faculty compare being a competitive athlete to a successful business professional
After teaching hundreds of College of Business students business law over the last 25 years, Paul Fredrickson plans to continue helping others by volunteering in the community, giving free legal advice during his retirement.
J. Kim DeDee may come across as “all business,” but those who worked with him say his legacy includes his sense of humor, dedication and genuine kindness.
During her career, Susan Schierstedt has taught students from the age of nine to fifty-nine. Most recently, she served as the executive director of the Wisconsin Family Business Forum, the first family business forum in the state.
Sandy Krasniewski has been with UW Oshkosh since 1974 and has been a member of the Small Business Development Center and Business Success Center teams for more than 25 years.
In November 2009, Darrin Anderson ’10 (MBA) and his wife, Sarah Anderson ’03 and ’07 (MBA), suddenly lost their 3-year-old son, Henry Morgan Anderson, to an untreated and undiagnosed immune deficiency disorder.
