"For all obvious reasons, we think the University, in particular, the Miami Business School is a fantastic place," explains Mark Angelo: President at Delta Beta Advisors.
Mark is particularly impressed with the caliber of students that graduate from the business school and attributes many of the positive movements he has seen to Dean John Quelch. The Miami Business School has embraced a new approach to business education, focusing on giving students maximum choice and flexibility to customize their curriculum via cross-credit recognition and the ability to "forge their own path." When asked what his own personal experience has been with MBS students, Mark Angelo explains:
The investment management team at Delta Beta Advisors was established approximately 18 years ago. Joseph Simone, Vice President, explains, "our goal is to continue growing the team and executing our strategy which includes expanding into new markets and industries globally as opportunities present themselves. The most exciting part of our business is the ability to meet, diligence and then perhaps invest in what could turn out to be the next Nike or Google. In order to truly succeed in our field, we must have a strong team which is why our hiring process is critical to our overall business. When interviewing a potential candidate, one of the most important attributes we look for is their ability to portray a great work ethic and commitment to the firm. There is no substitution for hard work. That said, willingness to learn and creativity in solving complex problems also plays an important role in evaluating our new hires."Delta Beta Advisors is also a Silver Member ($10,000+) of the Corporate Associates Program. The program includes 50 global and local businesses that have built long-term strategic relationships with MBS. The vision of the Corporate Associates Program is to shape the corporate community and contribute to the prosperity of our corporate members by providing access to top-tier students, innovative programs, and thought leadership. For more information, please click here.
