NYIT High School Business Competition
A team-based competition run by New York Tech's School of Management where high school juniors and seniors spend four weeks solving a real business problem posed by a partner company and present findings to its executives.
High school students, as a team, involve in a competition to work with their fellow students to resolve identified challenges
The School of Management’s (SOM) facilitates direct engagement with companies
High School Students Business Competition allows high school (junior and senior) students to interact with top-level company leadership
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