I was wondering if anyone would be able to their feedback and experience with Search Funds if they haven't graduated or going to graduate in the future with an MBA degree. Any advice or tips you can give would be greatly appreciated!
My background has 3 years of Engineering experience with primary focus on Manufacturing of Water & Wastewater Treatment Systems. Though I am considering sticking to Manufacturing but I am also interested in various other industries such as Tech and Healthcare.
Non-MBA Graduate experience with Search Funds?
by a searcher from McMaster University
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1. It was not only free, but the GI BILL (military college funding) actually pays me a monthly allowance to attend. That is hard to turn down.
2. I did not want to spend 4 or 5 years in a large, corporate setting. I had a decade plus of operational leadership experience from the military, but I wanted some sort of "bona fides" to show that I at least know the overarching aspects of business and management. I figured it would give investors some piece of mind knowing I got the MBA for the sole purpose of a search fund.
3. The networking and alumni pool .