But that's perfectly OK for this program, because each team has not only players, but owners, managers and coaches as well. Michelle Spain says that framework is used to teach students the finer points of business interaction. In the process, Spain says, students also confront some of the realities of being a minority in today's business world, particularly when it comes to securing government contracts. But there are also a lot of rules for sports. So if they complain about that they should complain about all of 'em, but if they're following the rules there, then we're able to teach them how to transfer that into doing the paperwork they have to do to make their businesses more competitive.
Students can make of the program what they want to.
Many, of course, are tradespeople who just want some guidance in getting their businesses to turn a better profit. Others with more academic goals might apply the course to a degree. Inc. All rights reserved.