February 15, 2002
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Feature Stories
Presentation by Muriel Siebert - Recipient of
the Women in Leadership Award
(Excerpts taken from the February 11th issue of
the Monroe Street Journal)
On Thursday, February 7, the Michigan Business Women presented the
‘Women In Leadership Award’ to Muriel Siebert, the first woman to
own a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. The presentation/lecture was
the kick-off event of the Michigan Business Women’s annual conference.
After a brief introduction, Muriel, or Mickie, as she is widely known,
strode to the podium and said, "My story should be entitled ‘Only
In America.’" She proceeded to explain the title by describing
how, after attending 2½ years at Case Western Reserve University, she
dropped out and moved to New York with $500 and a used Studebaker.
To read more about Muriel Siebert’s journey to the NYSE, visit http://www.themsj.com/main.cfm/include/detail/storyid/180472.html
at the Monroe Street Journal online.
"Inspiration
from Wise and Wonderful Women" - A Recap of the 2002 Women in
Leadership Conference
(Excerpts taken from the February 11th issue of
the Monroe Street Journal)
On Friday, February 8, members of the UMBS community, as well as
University of Michigan students, alumni and professionals from across
the country attended the 2002 Women in Leadership Conference in Hale
Auditorium. Both women and men attended panels and workshops, discussed
important business issues, and established productive new relationships.
The group was also honored to hear from two distinguished keynote
speakers: Ginger Graham and Ronna Lichtenberg.
Ginger Graham, Group Chairman, Office of the President of Guidant
Corporation opened the morning with the first keynote address. After
sharing her background, Ms. Graham gave the group advice based on her
extensive business experience. This advice included ten key concepts,
the first of which was "Showing up is not good enough. It is not
just being there but what you do when you are there that is important.
Take the opportunity to make a difference."
Ronna Lichtenberg closed the conference with another inspiring address.
Ms. Lichtenberg challenged the group to define success for themselves
and become CEOs of their lives. She gave the group the following
suggested process as "homework": 1) Develop a personal vision.
To help you do this, spend 20 minutes envisioning your ideal day. Then
picture your worst work day; 2) Develop a business plan to support your
vision. Your personal vision is as important as anything you do at work
so make a serious plan; and 3) Bring the product to market. Develop a
board of directors to support and mentor you through this process.
To read the full story, visit http://www.themsj.com/main.cfm/include/detail/storyid/180480.html.
An Interview with
University of Michigan Interim President B. Joseph White
(Excerpts taken from the February 11th issue of
the Monroe Street Journal)
The University of Michigan is in search of a new president following Lee
Bollinger’s late 2001 departure to become President of Columbia
University in New York City. Currently serving as interim president is
former Dean of the Business School, B. Joseph White. Dr. White was
interviewed on a call-in radio program at Michigan Radio (WUOM, 97.1 fm)
on February 1. Following are excerpts from his interview, including his
thoughts on leading the University of Michigan, the school’s appeal to
small companies, and-of course-the effects of Enron.
When asked about his role as Interim President, President White said,
"It’s a complete thrill every day to serve as President of the
University of Michigan. It’s a tremendous honor and both my wife,
Mary, and I are delighted and pleased to serve the university in this
way at this time." President White sees his current role as part
steward and part activist. He and the rest of the administration are
finding things they can do in a short period of time that will make a
positive impact on the university and the community.
To read more of Interim President White’s comments, visit the MSJ
online at http://www.themsj.com/main.cfm/include/detail/storyid/180459.html.
FOR SALE...Reunion 2001
Photos!
That's right! You can now purchase photos from Reunion Weekend 2001!
Events photographed include the Celebration Kick-off Party held on
Friday night, the Tailgate Party on Saturday and the Class of 1996
Party! The photos are available for purchase through Call Photography.
Visit http://www.bus.umich.edu/AlumniCommunity/PhotoGallery/OrderReunion2001Photos
/index.htm to view photos! 4x6 photos are $4.00 each, and 5x7's are
$6.00 each. To place your order, contact Liz Call at 800.997.4980.
Alumni in the News
Shawn Sabanayagam (MBA
’96), Principal, Trident Partners, LLC Profiled in Monroe Street
Journal
(Excerpts taken from the February 11th issue of
the Monroe Street Journal)
The interview with Shawn Sabanayagam is the second in a new series
Alumni Relations is launching to assist students with the unique
challenges and opportunities in the current economy and job market. This
series, named Real Time...Real People...Real Answers, is based on
interviews with successful UMBS alumni in a variety of industries and
career functions.
In this interview, Shawn offered the following advice for today’s
students looking for internships or positions in his field of private
equity. His advice applies to all who are experiencing difficulty in the
current economic situation:
"UMBS students seeking an internship or a permanent position in
private equity should clearly be very aggressive in their job search
today. More aggressive and focused than, for example, I was in 1996.
There are sectors like biotechnology and areas within healthcare that
have done fairly well in the latter part of 2001. Private equity firms
focusing on doing deals in these sectors are still seeing a good level
of activity. Seek them out and contact them for job opportunities and
interviews. Highlight any prior experience you may have in these
industries to get these firms’ attention. Be more flexible with your
geographic requirements - at least for the short-term. Apply to firms
internationally. Clearly, parts of Latin America such as Argentina are
areas you do not want to pursue. However, parts of Europe are still
seeing activity in the private equity sector. Seek out theses firms and
be proactive about contacting them for opportunities.
If all else fails and you find yourself without a job in your first
choice industry, apply to companies and positions in related fields. For
example, a candidate can work in corporate finance or a related finance
function and switch over to the private equity field when the sector
recovers."
To read more comments from Shawn Sabanayagam, visit the Monroe Street
Journal online at http://www.themsj.com/main.cfm/include/detail/storyid/180511.html.
UMBS Society of
Washington, DC, Board Member/Alumnus To Perform in
"Off-Broadway" Play
Tom Wedemire (BBA ’96) will be performing in Shakespeare's "The
Comedy of Errors" at The Little Theatre of Alexandria, VA,
throughout the month of March. Tom calls the performance an
"off-off-off-off-1, 2, 3...n Broadway" play. Tom’s role is
that of Balthazar the merchant...not a giant role, he says, but not an
insignificant one either.
There are 21 performances of the play beginning on Friday, March 1, and
ending on Saturday, March 23. For all information (e.g. ticket prices,
directions to the theater), please visit The Little Theatre's website at
http://www.thelittletheatre.com/index.html.
Also, you can find the text of the play on-line just by searching
Shakespeare or "The Comedy of Errors." As Tom says,
"Shakespeare has been dead for a long time, so his copyrights have
expired."
Break a leg, Tom!
UMBS/UM News
"Dare To Dream" Grant Program for
Student Start-Ups
Money for nothing, checks for free! The Samuel Zell and Robert H. Lurie
Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies’ new "Dare to Dream"
Grant Program was created to support viable student-led start-ups. The
award money will be administered by the Institute and is available for
any student team to validate their business concept and/or to commence
start-up operations. Individual grants will vary in size up to $20,000
with the anticipated average award expected to be about $15,000. Each
business must have a UMBS student on the executive team. The application
deadline is February 15th, award monies will be announced on March 8,
2002. Apply on-line at http://www.zli.bus.umich.edu/new_venture_prg/dare_to_dream.html.
This program is made possible through the generous support of the Ann
and Carman Adams Fund of the Community Foundation for Southeastern
Michigan.
Black Business Students Association:
26th Annual Conference & Alumni Reunion Weekend in March
The UMBS Black Business Students Association (BBSA) is proud to invite
you to its 26th Annual Conference and Alumni Reunion Weekend, March
7-10, 2002. The conference theme, "Shaping the Future of
Leadership," is particularly appropriate given the events of 2001.
We have seen economic change, social changes, political changes, and
even business school dean changes. As business people, we are expected
and should enthusiastically accept the responsibility of providing
leadership. So, at this year's conference, we are providing a forum to
help develop the tools necessary to meet this challenge.
We are looking forward to a great conference, so please join us in Ann
Arbor for the weekend of March 7-10, 2002. If you have any questions or concerns,
please feel free to contact Conference Co-Chairs: Charizma Williams at ctwillia@umich.edu
or Rudy Wilson at rudolphw@umich.edu.
Alumni Events & Activities
The following is a partial
listing of UMBS (and some UM) alumni club events, local business events,
and University programs and activities of potential interest to UMBS
alumni. Most UMBS events are open to alumni,
prospective/admitted/current students, faculty, and staff. If you are
interested in more information about a particular event, please get in
touch with the event contact or with Alumni Relations at alumni@umich.edu.
For a full calendar of UMBS alumni club events and information about
UMBS alumni clubs, please visit the UMBS Alumni Relations website at http://www.bus.umich.edu/AlumniCommunity/.
Information regarding U-M alumni clubs and events can be found on the
U-M Alumni Association website at http://www.umalumni.com.
Ann Arbor, MI
Toastmasters' Speaker Series Featuring
Dr. Robert Quinn (February 18)
The UMBS Toastmasters Club
cordially invites you to join us in the first of our Toastmasters’
Speakers Series. Dr. Robert Quinn, author of "Change the
World" and "Deep Change: Discovering the Leader Within,"
will speak on the use of storytelling in presentations on Monday,
February 18, 2002 from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. in the Michigan Room in
Assembly Hall at UMBS. Dr. Robert Quinn holds the Margaret Elliott Tracy
Collegiate Professorship and is a Professor of Organizational Behavior
and Human Resource Management at the University of Michigan Business
School.
Lecture by Carol Browner, Former Administrator of the U.S. EPA -
"Public Health and Environmental Protection in the 21st
Century" (February 19)
The School of Natural Resources and Environment and the new SNRE/LSA
Program in the Environment are pleased to announce that Carol Browner,
the former Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA), will visit campus February 19-21. There will be many
opportunities for interaction with students, faculty and staff as well
as members of the greater Ann Arbor community.
Please join us for her public lecture on Tuesday, February 19, in the
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre from 4:00-5:30 p.m. The title of her lecture
is "Public Health and Environmental Protection in the 21st
Century." A question and answer session and a reception will follow
her lecture.
For additional information about Carol Browner's visit please contact
Alicia Farmer at 734.763.4928 or farmeral@umich.edu
or Marnie Reid at 734.615.1549 or marnreid@umich.edu.
"A Conversation on Global Security Issues" with Madeleine
Albright (February 21)
The William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan Business
School cordially invites you to attend "A Conversation on Global
Security Issues" with Madeleine K. Albright, Former U.S. Secretary
of State. Hosted by National Public Radio's Todd Mundt, this event will
take place on Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 4:30 p.m. in Hale
Auditorium.
Entrepreneurial Finance Seminar (March 22-24)
On March 22-24, 2002, the Center for Venture Capital and Private Equity
Finance and the Samuel Zell and Robert H. Lurie Institute of
Entrepreneurial Studies will present an Entrepreneurial Finance Seminar
in Sam Wyly Hall at the University of Michigan Business School. This
Seminar will instruct participants on how to approach and present
opportunities to financiers, as well as an understanding of capital
structures, management of the firm's equity and strategic alternatives.
Speakers and presenters will include CEOs of successful start-up
companies, angel and institutional investors, Venture Capitalists, and
faculty from the University of Michigan Business School. To register,
visit http://www.umich.edu/~cvpumbs/calendar/ef_form.html.
Chicago, IL
Cocktail Reception
(February 28)
The UMBS Club of Chicago invites you to a Cocktail Reception to kick off
2002! The event will be held from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at a downtown
location TBA. More details to follow. Contact Club President Norman
Sigler at nsigler@hotmail.com
for information about this and other upcoming events.
Reception to Meet Dean Dolan (March 12)
The University of Michigan Business School and the UMBS Club of Chicago
cordially invite you to a reception to meet Dean Robert J. Dolan on
Tuesday, March 12, 2002, from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. The reception will take
place at the University Club of Chicago in the Monroe and Michigan Rooms
(76 East Monroe Street, Chicago). Please respond by Friday, March 1,
2002, to Elsie Orb at 734.763.6682 or elo@umich.edu.
Detroit, MI
Effective Meetings: A Professional
Skills Workshop (February 21)
The UMBS Club of Detroit presents the fourth in their series of
Professional Skills Workshops. Dr. John Tropman of the University of
Michigan Business School will conduct a workshop on how to make business
meetings more effective. Learn how you can enable productive,
high-quality meetings, even if you’re not the chair, leader or
facilitator. The workshop will be held on Thursday, February 21,
6:30-8:30 p.m., at the Commerce Park Campus in Dearborn. Cost is $20 for
UMBSC-Detroit members; $25 for non-members. Space will be limited to
ensure a small, active group. For reservations or more information,
visit the Club’s website at http://www.umbsc-detroit.org.
Go Blue! Go Bowl! (March 2)
Join the UMBS Club of Detroit for a late winter social event at the
Royal Oak Lanes in Royal Oak on Saturday, March 2, from 2:30-4:30 p.m.
Cost is $12.50 for UMBSC-Detroit members, $15 for non-members.
Reservations include two hours of lane time, ball and shoe rental and
free soft drinks and pizza. A cash bar is available at the lanes. Newly
admitted students are especially welcome at this event! For more
information, visit the UMBSC-Detroit website at http://www.umbsc-detroit.org.
Presentation by Sam Hill - "Managing Brands to Build
Value" (March 6)
On Wednesday, March 6, at 7:00 p.m., the UMBS Club of Detroit will
present Sam Hill (called a "Madison Avenue Bigfoot" by Fortune
Magazine) who will speak to the club about managing brand complexities.
The event will be held in Hale Auditorium on the UMBS Campus in Ann
Arbor. The cost of the event is $20 for all attendees. Club Members, see
"Bonus" below!
BONUS FOR CLUB MEMBERS - Sam is co-author of the book 'Radical
Marketing' which was named in April as one of Fortune's "Best
Business Books." His latest book, "The Infinite Asset:
Managing Brands to Build Value," is FREE to any Club Members who
registers for the event by February 22.
NOT A DUES PAYING MEMBER? -
Register as a member, but send us your completed application and initial
dues by the day of the event. Visit http://www.umbsc-detroit.org/member.htm
for the online membership form.
Minneapolis, MN
A Night of Fun at the MIA
(March 7)
Please join us for an evening at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. We
have scheduled docent-led tours of the permanent collection, and have
reserved a private room to meet and socialize before and after the
tours. The MIA is located at 2400 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis. The
event will take place from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. and all UMBS alumni and
significant others are invited! The cost is $10 per person. Please RSVP
to Todd Marshall at tc_marshall@yahoo.com
by March 25. We look forward to seeing you for the first of our events
this year. Go Blue!
New York, NY
Real Estate Networking
Reception & Breakfast (February 20)
Join UMBS and UM alumni for a networking reception and continental
breakfast from 8:30-10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 20. The host will
be Thomas Ostrander, LSA ’71, Managing Director, Salomon Smith Barney,
and the guest speaker is Jeff Blau, BBA ’90, President, The Related
Companies. The topic is "Real Estate Market, Post September
11." Location: Citigroup Building, 399 Park Ave. (at 53rd St.),
12th Floor. To RSVP, contact Ann Bell at 212.949.9554.
San Francisco, CA
Alumni Supper Club with
Dr. Joel Martin (February 24)
Thanks to your overwhelming interest last year, the UMBS-San Francisco
Bay Area Club is proud to kick off its 2002 Alumni Supper Club series
with distinguished alumnus Dr. Joel F. Martin, Partner, Forward
Ventures. The topic of this event is biotechnology and entrepreneurship
and will be held Sunday, February 24, at 6:00 p.m. in Palo Alto, CA. To
RSVP for this event, please email Jeff Lee at iasiaworker@yahoo.com.
Your only cost for this event will be the cost of your meal. Space is
limited to six people, so reply now!
Palo Alto Happy Hour (February 28)
Come one, come all! Join the UMBS-SFBAC for a Happy Hour on Thursday,
February 28th, at 6:00 p.m. in Palo Alto (http://www.fannyalexander.com).
We will meet on the back patio at Fanny & Alexander, which is
located at 412 Emerson St, Palo Alto. Phone: 650.326.7183.
Tampa, FL
UM Alumni Night at the Ice
Palace (February 26)
Gather your fellow UM alumni, family and friends and join us for
University of Michigan Alumni Night as the Tampa Bay Lightning battle
the Detroit Red Wings at the Ice Palace in Tampa! Tickets are only $30
and include a club level ticket ($80 value), free appetizers and draft
beer in a private UM party before the game ($25 value) and a free
Lightning t-shirt ($15 value)! For questions about this event or to
order by phone, call Jude Tarris at 813.301.6736 or email jtarris@icepalacenet.com.
Interested in other UMBS alumni activities in the Tampa-St. Pete area?
Contact David Everett, BBA '93, at dexplore97@hotmail.com.
Washington, DC
Corporate Social
Responsibility Presentation (February 21)
Join members of the UMBS Society of Washington, DC, and other local UM
alumni at Fannie Mae headquarters on Thursday, February 21, for a
special presentation on corporate social responsibility, sponsored by
the UMBS Society of Washington, DC. The program features Stacey Davis,
MBA '87, CEO of the Fannie Mae Foundation. Ms. Davis will spotlight the
Fannie Mae Foundation's efforts to create affordable home ownership and
to build healthy neighborhoods for millions of Americans.
The event will be held at 7:00 p.m. in the Executive Meeting Room at
Fannie Mae Headquarters, 3900 Wisconsin Ave. NW. The cost is $20 per
person. Please RSVP by February 15 to Gary Clemetson, MBA '00, at gclemetson@hotmail.com
or Tyrone Walker, MBA '00, at tvw333@hotmail.com.
Please make out checks to: UM Club of Washington, DC, and mail to Gary
Clemetson, 6612 Hillandale Road, Chevy Chase, MD 20815 (301.941.2477 or
202.752.4788). For information about the UMBS Society of Washington, DC,
contact Judy Spector at globusinc@msn.com.
Zurich, Switzerland
Presentation and Dinner
with Dr. Hans-Martin Schneeberger (March 21)
SAVE THE DATE! The UMBS Club of Switzerland is proud to sponsor a
presentation and dinner with Dr. Hans-Martin Schneeberger, CEO,
Schneeberger Holding AG, and previously Assistant Professor at the
University of Michigan Business School. The evening will begin at 18:00
hrs with drinks in the historic vault of the Restaurant Carlton,
followed by Dr. Schneeberger’s presentation at 18:45 hrs. Dinner will
be served at approx. 19:15 hrs. Please RSVP by February 22, 2002, to:
Christina Munz at Tel. 01-267 69 15 / e-mail: christina.munz@ezi.net
or Rita Bertoni at Tel: 01-267 69 88 / e-mail: rita.bertoni@ezi.net.
For more information, please visit the UMBS Club of Switzerland website
at http://www.bus.umich.edu/AlumniClubs/InternationalClubs/Switzerland.htm.
Lifelong Learning
One-Day Workshops from
Executive Education
Putting Reciprocity to Work: A One-Day Workshop, April 12, Ann Arbor
How do you do more with less? Leveraging the practice of reciprocity -
helping others so that you, in turn, receive help from them - will
save you time and help you produce measurable business benefits. This
highly interactive one-day workshop will show you how to tap the power
of reciprocity, and how to avoid the most common reciprocity mistakes.
The workshop will be facilitated by Wayne Baker, professor of
organizational behavior and author of the business best-seller
Networking Smart and Achieving Success Through Social Capital. For more
information or to enroll, call 734.763.1000 or send an email to um.exec.ed@umich.edu.
Don't forget to ask about the 20% discount for UMBS alumni!
Facilitating Good Decisions: A One-Day Workshop, April 19, Ann Arbor
Why do some organizations make dysfunctional decisions that threaten
their very survival, while others make decisions that keep them at the
forefront of their industries? The answer is decision management, the
myriad of actions that managers - wittingly and unwittingly - take
that shape decision practices and decision quality in their workplaces.
This workshop gives you proven tools for nurturing a decision management
culture that works! Frank Yates, professor of psychology and author of
Mastering Decision Management, will be the workshop facilitator. For
more information or to enroll, call 734.763.1000 or send an email to um.exec.ed@umich.edu.
Don't forget to ask about the 20% discount for UMBS alumni!
Online Courses from
Fathom.com
(Excerpts taken from the February Fathom.com
Business & Economics newsletter)
* Short e-Course *
MAKE THE TAX CUT WORK FOR YOU, a "crash course" from The
Motley Fool, will show you how to save money on your 2001 tax return,
use the tax cut to bolster your retirement plan, save money using your
kids' education fund, and take advantage of future planned changes.
* Semester-Length Course *
INSURANCE AND EMPLOYEE BENEFITS, an online course from Kaplan College,
considers risk management principles, the various types of insurance
coverage in the market today, and benefits made available to employees.
* Learning Materials *
THE WORLD AFTER BRETTON WOODS: FLEXIBLE, FLOATING AND EVERYTHING IN
BETWEEN from Xanedu is a DigiPack containing articles from the ProQuest
database and related Web links that explore the new financial order,
from floating currencies, to dollarization, to European Monetary Union.
Search for more online courses in Fathom's Course Directory: http://www.fathom.com/link.jhtml?cid=725&page=directory.
Alumni Career Services
Job Opportunities for Alumni!!
(Job descriptions taken from the Alumni Job Postings website in iMpact
at
http://www.bus.umich.edu/StudentServices/CareerServices/SearchJobs.asp).
CARNEGIE MGMT. ASSOCIATES
(COMPANY MANAGER, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT)
Starting Date: 4/1/02
Salary: $150K-$200K
Location: Chicago, IL
Job Description:
Our Client is hiring a highly motivated Business Development Manager, a
dynamic, successful, senior sales professional with a proven track
record in software solution/consulting sales. This is a key
outside-sales position that offers the opportunity to work independently
as well as in a team, with great levels of freedom and autonomy. The BDM
operates in a hunter mode, prospecting for new business in a targeted
geographic area or vertical segment. The Business Development Manager
will establish and manage long-term relationships with large
corporations and sell multi-million dollar software solutions to solve
complex business problems. Cold calling and travel is essential.
Solution sales to C-level executives are necessary.
Qualifications:
- A minimum of 7 years of experience selling comprehensive
technology/strategy solutions for software firms and/or professional
services firms.
- Experience in selling in the middle market manufacturing vertical.
- Broad, hands-on knowledge of the current business/strategic issues
facing senior level executives in the industry vertical.
- Proven success in identifying new business opportunities.
- Proven track record meeting/exceeding quotas of $4M+.
- Solid understanding of solution based sales in a competitive
professional services industry.
- Proven ability to manage business development sales process through
initial customer contact to proposal development in support of client's
core competencies.
- Excellent presentation and proposal development skills.
- Demonstrated ability to communicate successfully with the
executive-level across an enterprise and manage client relationships.
- Industry knowledge Customer Relationship Management, ERP Successful
candidates will possess a fundamental understanding of these
competencies and the issues being faced by today's corporate executives.
For more information about this position, visit
http://www.bus.umich.edu/studentServices/careerServices/viewJobDetails.asp?jobid=17333.
To view all UMBS job
postings, visit the Alumni Job Postings in iMpact at
http://www.bus.umich.edu/StudentServices/CareerServices/SearchJobs.asp. For more job postings, visit
the U-M Alumni Association Career Center website at http://career.umalumni.com/.
Alumni Networking
Help Your Fellow Alumni!
UMBS alumni continue to help each other and current students by updating
their contact information in iMpact. We thank the alumni who have
contacted us with information updates, and encourage other alumni to
take a minute today to visit our easy Alumni Information Update form in
iMpact at
http://www.bus.umich.edu/PersonalProfile/AlumniUpdate.asp
and update your information. You will
need your uniqname and password to access this form. If you need a
uniqname or password, contact Alumni Relations at alumni@umich.edu
or 734.763.5775. We also have a contact information update form on our
public Alumni Relations website, located at http://www.bus.umich.edu/PersonalProfile/AlumniUpdate.asp.
Update your information today - your fellow alumni will thank you!!
UMBS Marketplace
Three New Items Available at the UMBS Marketplace
The UMBS Marketplace (http://www.UMBSmarketplace.com)
is pleased to announce the addition of three new items into our
program:
- The new HOLLOWAY® FLEECE PULLOVER
is made from 14.5 oz. of non-pill Canyon Fleece. It has a half zip
through collar with a Holloway logo pull and side seam pockets. Fleece
is navy with embroidered UMBS logo. Adult sizes M, L and XL - $50.00.
- We are also offering a LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT
(98% cotton 2% polyester) from Jerzees. This is a modern tee with
attention to detail, available in birch, with a silk screened UMBS
logo. Adult sizes M, L and XL - $15.00.
- And last but not least, our new CHAMPION®
NAVY MESH SHORTS are great for working out! These shorts
are made from single-ply 100% nylon mini-mesh shell with a solid
tricot layer underneath and the Champion script elastic waistband with
inside drawcord. Silk screened logo. Adult sizes M, L and XL - $25.00.
Other UMBS Marketplace items include baby wear, an alumni T-shirt, two
styles of leather palm pilot cases, a sweatshirt, a windshirt, an
umbrella, a leather portfolio, a corporate pen, a travel mug, a polo
shirt and adult T-shirts.
To view these great new items, and our other high-quality logo
merchandise, visit our website at its new, easy-to-remember web
address: http://www.UMBSmarketplace.com.
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