First-year Business & Risk Management students gained valuable career insights at a networking event with Rathbun Insurance. The event featured a presentation by former WTC student Kenwon Simpson on the importance of networking, followed by structured networking sessions.
Students engaged in four rounds of group and one-on-one networking with industry professionals, strengthening their communication skills and expanding their career opportunities. Events like these provide students with real-world connections that prepare them for success in the workforce.
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