One hot August Sunday in Syracuse, New York, Laura Skrodzki and her family went to church. “The air conditioning was out that Sunday and it was just awful! A small boy sitting in the row in front of us started to look shaky, like he was about to pass out.” Laura’s mom, who was a licensed practical nurse, quickly stepped around the pew and started to help the child. “My mom has always been such an inspiration and hero in my life. I just remember being alarmed and being so proud of my mom for immediately and fearlessly responding to help the boy. Then, I watched her calm down the boy’s mother.” Read Post   Comment

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As a “rising star” for corporate powerhouse Procter and Gamble, Randall Lemoine has much advice to offer Alabama MBAs. The Class of 2000 graduate returned to The University of Alabama from Cincinnati to share his experiences and advice with current MBA students.

“Working for a seat at the table” was the message that Lemione, Manager of Consumer and Market Knowledge P&G Health Care, presented to UA MBA students. He explained how The University of Alabama MBA program helped him achieve his success with Procter and Gamble.

“The University of Alabama MBA program established a good foundation in business and has really helped me with Procter and Gamble,” Lemoine said. “By bringing something different to the table, I was able to get in and make a difference right away.”
 

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