Central European Institute hosts MBA students from Hungarian university

Prospect Machine Products President Richard Laurenzi, second from the right, shows visiting executive MBA students from the Hungarian Corvinus School of Management, Gergely Borgulya, left, David Feher, Janos Wicha and Janos Wekler, his manufacturing facility, which employs a unique deep-drawing process to make steel parts.

April 26, 2013 - Quinnipiac's Central European Institute recently hosted a group of executive MBA students from the Hungarian Corvinus School of Management as part of an ongoing partnership.

The students visited Quinnipiac's campuses as well as Birinyi Associates Inc. of Westport; Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Inc. of East Haven; Foxwoods Resort and Casino of Mashantucket; Light Sources Inc. of Orange; McGladrey of New Haven; the Pequot Museum of Mashantucket; Prospect Machine Products of Prospect; Serious Fun Children's Network of Westport; Ulbrich Stainless Steels & Special Metals, Inc. of North Haven; and Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, PC. of New Haven.

The visit concluded with a business networking event organized jointly with Central and Eastern European Network Inc., a private association of Connecticut professionals interested in fostering stronger ties between Connecticut and Central and Eastern Europe primarily through international business. CEENET's office is located at Quinnipiac's Central European Institute.