Monday, April 25, 2011
Reminder - SBUS Cookout Tomorrow (Tuesday, April 26th)
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Speaking of Business
ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
PRESENTED
SPEAKING OF BUSINESS
APRIL 13, 2011
The subject was "THE RENEWABLE ENERGY BUSINESS"
with guest speakers Tim Quigley and Todd Casteel from Solar-Tec
Speaker Information:
Mr. Quigley has twenty five years of electrical contracting experience going from an electrical apprentice to an owner of his own company and now director of his own division. Mr. Quigley has a Bachelor of Science in business administration and an IBEW journeyman electrician’s ticket along with many other certifications such as OSHA instructor and the Pa sunshine act solar installer. He was originally hired at WR Casteel as a project manager, handling an eight million dollar project for Reliant energy at the Cheswick Power Station. Currently he serves as director of Solar Tec which handles commercial and residential solar power installations.
Mr. Casteel has over twenty five years of professional experience in the Energy Industry and has acted as President of W.R. Casteel for over sixteen years. He oversees all corporate operations and is responsible for providing strategic direction for all business units within the company. Throughout Mr. Casteel’s career, he has worked in all levels of the company from President down to warehouse laborer. Mr. Casteel has grown the company from three million dollars in annual revenues to over fifty million. He holds a Masters degree in Entrepreneurial Management from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelors of Science degree in Business and Finance from Washington and Jefferson College.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
PRESENTED
SPEAKING OF BUSINESS
APRIL 13, 2011
The subject was "THE RENEWABLE ENERGY BUSINESS"
with guest speakers Tim Quigley and Todd Casteel from Solar-Tec
Speaker Information:
Mr. Quigley has twenty five years of electrical contracting experience going from an electrical apprentice to an owner of his own company and now director of his own division. Mr. Quigley has a Bachelor of Science in business administration and an IBEW journeyman electrician’s ticket along with many other certifications such as OSHA instructor and the Pa sunshine act solar installer. He was originally hired at WR Casteel as a project manager, handling an eight million dollar project for Reliant energy at the Cheswick Power Station. Currently he serves as director of Solar Tec which handles commercial and residential solar power installations.
Mr. Casteel has over twenty five years of professional experience in the Energy Industry and has acted as President of W.R. Casteel for over sixteen years. He oversees all corporate operations and is responsible for providing strategic direction for all business units within the company. Throughout Mr. Casteel’s career, he has worked in all levels of the company from President down to warehouse laborer. Mr. Casteel has grown the company from three million dollars in annual revenues to over fifty million. He holds a Masters degree in Entrepreneurial Management from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelors of Science degree in Business and Finance from Washington and Jefferson College.
Friday, April 15, 2011
SBUS Student Appreciation Cookout
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDENTS
Please Join the School of Business Dean and Faculty
For a Cookout to Recognize Your Accomplishments
Date: Tuesday, April 26th
Time: 12:00pm – 3:30pm (Stop by Anytime)
Location: Fire Pit (Between Nicholson Student Center & Hale)
Good food, fun, and giveaways.
We Look Forward to Seeing You!
RSVP to Laura Whitaker 412-397-6356 or whitaker@rmu.edu by April 15th
Please Join the School of Business Dean and Faculty
For a Cookout to Recognize Your Accomplishments
Date: Tuesday, April 26th
Time: 12:00pm – 3:30pm (Stop by Anytime)
Location: Fire Pit (Between Nicholson Student Center & Hale)
Good food, fun, and giveaways.
We Look Forward to Seeing You!
RSVP to Laura Whitaker 412-397-6356 or whitaker@rmu.edu by April 15th
National Association of Women MBAs comes to RMU
The RMU SBUS held its initial meeting of the National Association of Women MBAs (NAWMBA)on March 26th. The launch of city-based professional chapters is NAWMBA's initiative to provide women across America with strong networking and developing opportunities after they obtain their degrees. In 2007, NAWMBA launched its first professional chapters in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Washington, DC. Since then, many more chapters have launched, with a growing number now in the development stages. The launch of the Pittsburgh Chapter has been a shared effort from Robert Morris University and Duquesne University. MBAs from all institutions are welcome to participate. As a Professional Leader at the chapter level, you will have the opportunity to work with some of the most motivated women in your city as well as across the nation. Benefits of serving as a NAWMBA Professional Leader include but are not limited to the following: 1. Developing your leadership skills 2. Expanding your personal network by meeting and working with a diverse, dynamic group of like-minded women 3. Enhancing your resume and references 4. Giving back to the Pittsburgh community To learn more about our chapter and/or view the mission statement and objectives, please visit: http://www.mbawomen.org/chapter/pittsburgh-pennsylvania
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