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Please email resumes to entrepreneurship@umkc.edu to indicate interest for these positions. When a position opens up, we will follow up for interviews.
Entrepreneurship Student Ambassadors help champion and enable entrepreneurship, innovation and engagement across campus.
This is the Regnier Institute’s premiere campus-wide support organization with representation across all UMKC schools and colleges.
Please email resumes to entrepreneurship@umkc.edu to indicate interest for these positions. When a position opens up, we will follow up for interviews.
Major: Business Administration with emphasis in Finance and Management
Year/Class: Class 2024
About Manasa: Manasa is an international student from Pondicherry, India. She is currently the Vice President of Fundraising and Outreach for UMKC Enactus and the Vice President for International Roos. She also works at the Campus recreation as a Building Supervisor. She is fluent in English, Tamil and has intermediate level in French. Manasa loves cooking as well as dressing up.
Advice to Students: Be unafraid of being wrong, it’s how you grow! Show yourself some grace and know that it will always work out in the end! Take chances with making friends, joining organizations, leading a group; you never know what it’ll end up becoming!!
Majors: Business Administration with an Emphasis in Entrepreneurship
Year/Class: Class of 2024
About Sophia: Sophia Ho is a third-year Chinese American student. She is beginning her fourth client consulting project at the Bloch Consulting Lab in addition to being an Inclusion and Diversity speaker for the Urban Financial Services Coalition. She loves making art and using it to connect with others in emotional ways. Sophia is fluent in English and Mandarin Chinese and is passionate about connecting with POC entrepreneurs in the community.
Advice to Students: There is all to gain and nothing to lose by interacting with as many people in the community as possible. Be proud of who you are and listen to everyone’s unique lived experiences. You’ll more often regret the times you said “no” than the times you said “yes”!