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BRV, Cornell’s early-stage venture capital fund, is a professional organization whose goal is to foster entrepreneurship throughout the Cornell community. By providing the means for entrepreneurs to create companies out of ideas, the fund embodies the most interactive and valuable learning experience possible for Johnson students.

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Launched in January 2009, BR Microenterprise (BRM) is the first domestic microfinance and business support organization run by MBA students. We partner with Alternatives Federal Credit Union in Ithaca to provide loans and business coaching to low-income entrepreneurs in Tompkins County. The vision of BRM is to institutionalize a process for our clients to build the business acumen and financial stability necessary to gain access to the traditional banking system.

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To amplify the efforts and voices of the many diversity clubs on campus.

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Johnson joined The Fort├® Foundation in 2004. Fort├®'s mission is to provide an increasing number of women with the tools and resources to achieve a successful career in business. Called to action by a landmark research study, "Women and the MBA: Gateway to Opportunity", which explored why fewer women attend schools of business than schools of medicine or law, the Fort├® Foundation was founded in 2001 to address this inequity and its impact on the business landscape.

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The International Student Council is a forum at which international students' interests and concerns are discussed and possibly, resolved. The international students' council comprises the VP of International Students and the heads of all international clubs at Johnson. Issues discussed at council meetings would be taken up to the Diversity Council, Student Council and the administration as the case may be.

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Johnson joined The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management in 2009 as the 15th member school. The Consortium is the country's preeminent organization for promoting diversity and inclusion in American business. Through an annual competition, The Consortium awards merit-based, full-tuition fellowships to America's best and brightest candidates. The Consortium was established in 1966, and its mission is to enhance diversity in business education and leadership by helping to reduce the serious under-representation of African Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native Americans in both our member schools' enrollments and the ranks of management. Any U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident who can demonstrate a commitment to this mission is eligible to apply for membership in The Consortium and admission to any of its 18 member schools through The Consortium's common application process.

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Johnson Joint Ventures is the partners/families' association for Johnson School MBA student spouses and significant others. Joint Ventures' mission is to foster ties of friendship and personal growth among Johnson students, their partners, their families, and the greater Cornell and Ithaca communities.

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Membership amounts should be sent via VENMO @Marlena-Orthlieb (Last 4 digits of phone number: 0912):
$200 per couple/family for 2 years; $145 per couple/family for 1 year; $100 per couple/family with out-of-town partner for 2 years

Membership amounts should be sent via VENMO @Marlena-Orthlieb (Last 4 digits of phone number: 0912) - please include STUDENT & PARTNER FULL NAMES:

$200 per couple/family for 2 years
$145 per couple/family for 1 year
$100 per couple/family with out-of-town partner for 2 years

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To build lifelong relationships within the Johnson MPS programs, to help MPS students improve professional networks and alumni relationships.

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