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USTA's mission is to grow tennis to inspire healthier people and communities everywhere. By conducting industry analysis and recommending go-to-market strategy, this project will help us grow our impact and serve players in adaptive tennis.
USTA's mission is to grow tennis to inspire healthier people and communities everywhere. By conducting industry analysis and recommending a go-to-market strategy, this project will help us grow our impact and expand reach outside of traditional tennis players. We are aiming to introduce and engage new players not historically participating into our sport by bringing tennis closer to them in the form of Cardio Tennis.
Work with the University of Michigan’s endowment investment team to develop a robust and innovative portfolio management (allocation and cash flow modeling) tool for its multi-billion dollar venture capital and private equity investment program.
Analyze the current banquet and event industry, with a specific focus on opportunities for the two UM Golf Courses, as well as pricing models, and formulate recommendations based on your findings.
Develop a business plan to establish a new Center for Lung Health at Michigan Medicine. This center will serve as a beacon for addressing the needs of the State of Michigan by tackling environmentally induced patterns of lung disease, particularly in children and women, while also addressing the associated inequities.
