More than 45 graduates attended, across the various study modes.
CMI Business School held its first graduation ceremony of 2022 on Thursday 24 February, with more than 45 graduates of various nationalities present in person and online. The ceremony took place in the main hall of the school’s premises in the Salamanca district.
It was led by Rafael García, CMI’s founder and president, and Nilsa Mármol, the institution’s co-founder and vice-president. “We are very happy to be with you this afternoon. In front of us we see empowered young people who believe in the importance of corporate social responsibility and who have therefore made it a fundamental part of what they study. We are proud of what you have achieved, facing the obstacles and moving towards a better path,” said the founder.
The day belonged to graduates of the various programmes the school offers: the Master’s in Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability, the Master’s in Responsible Business Administration and Management, the Master’s in Responsible Marketing and International Trade Management, the Master’s in Human Management and Organizational Development and the Master’s in Sustainable Finance Management.
“Among more than 400 business schools we have been ranked the sixth best in Spain, and that is down to the satisfaction you express in the surveys. This achievement is part of you, and we thank you for your remarkable effort. Make the most of this day: start things, reach your dreams,” said co-founder Nilsa Mármol, referring to the recognition given by Financial Magazine, a portal assessing education providers.
Students Gina Consuelo Acosta Navarrete, Pablo Luis Ahualli and Lucía Marassa Moral were honoured for achieving the best marks in their cohort on, respectively, the Master’s in Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability, the Master’s in Responsible Business Administration and Management, and the Master’s in Responsible Marketing and International Trade Management. Antonella Saavoca and Mariela Angulo Barbieri, of the Master’s in CSR and Sustainability, received the prize for the best final master’s project.
“I am very grateful for this recognition, and to all CMI’s staff. During my studies I saw that the modules concentrate on people, on shaping an environmentally responsible character. That knowledge was very useful and I know it will stay with me throughout my career,” said Gina Consuelo Acosta.
