Please consider joining Business Alliance for mutual partnership with the College of Business & Public Administration. This organization is the primary programmatic link between the Inland Empire's largest business school and executives who are seeking opportunities to network with students and faculty, as well as with each other.

Business Alliance membership is offered at two levels:

• Coyote Business Alliance Members $2500
  
  
• Business Alliance Members $1000

• Government and Non-Profit Members $250

Some of the many benefits benefits of membership include networking opportunities with peers, quality conferences/ workshops and enjoying quick access to the College's students and faculty. Members receive complementary invitation to CBPA events and many other benefits listed in our brochure. Business Alliance Brochure

For more information on Business Alliance, please select from these links:

2009-2010 Calendar

Innovation Grant Application
Membership Card
Membership Roster
Mission and Structure of Board
Business Alliance Brochure

Resource Guide

Inland Empire Report on Business
Prepared by:  The Institute of Applied Research

PMI SIGNALS POSSIBLE RECOVERY 

Bank of America has been around for many years and is one of the leading banks in the U.S. As Kenneth D. Lewis, CEO, Chairman and President of Bank of America believes "Bank of America helps build strong communities by creating opportunities for people - including customers, shareholders and associates - to fulfill their dreams." They offer an extended variety of ways to help families and businesses build long term financial goals. Bank of America is not only the bank of opportunity, but also the largest financial institution in the world, and one of the largest banks in assets. Bank of America serves over 150 countries, and establishes personal relationships with their customers.

The Bank of America Foundation has been a generous supporter of the CSUSB, College of Business and Public Administration, Inland Empire Women's Business Center (IEWBC). Their support allowed us to develop an office of the IEWBC in the Cochella Valley in order to expand our outreach to business women and entrepreneurs. They are also a new Business Alliance member, and representative, Thomas Galindo is serving as vice-chair of the membership committee. Thank you to Bank of America for making a difference for students.

Student Profile
The Future Workforce
Liu He

Liu He is working towards her MBA and is an international student who graduated from CSUSB in 2007 with a dual major in both Accounting and Finance. Liu's journey began in 2003 as an exchange student in Texas. Liu's parents are both business people that have fostered in her a passion for business. Liu graduated in the top 10% of CBPA students and accumulated many other honors as an undergraduate. She has been able to adapt to the cultures and customs that surround her, while maintaining her Chinese heritage. Her drive and academic achievements are to be admired. She has made us proud as an undergraduate alum and we look forward to seeing her progress even further with her MBA.