Networking Resources for Raymond A. Mason School of Business Online Students

Those who graduate from our online business programs remain a vital and appreciated part of the William & Mary community for the rest of their lives. With this in mind we are proud to offer you the same networking events, continued learning opportunities and recruitment functions that are available to students in our on-ground graduate business programs.

Maintain the friendships and business connections you build as a Raymond A. Mason School of Business student. Take a look at the resources below, and learn how to make the most of your connections as an online student.

Networking and Recruiting Events

The Graduate Career Management Center (GCMC) organizes a variety of networking and recruiting events throughout the year. Current events details and information on how to participate can be found on the School of Business's calendar of events. In addition, our Mason Career Champions—a global network of successful business-leading alumni—are always available to share career advice and connections with fellow members of the William & Mary Tribe.

Your W&M Network, Online and Around the World

Online Networking Hours: Network quickly and effectively from anywhere in the world via live text chats with the William & Mary Tribe. To participate in these monthly hour-long chats, all of which are text-based and timed, simply sign in from your home, office, local library, smartphone or tablet. This is a unique opportunity to make connections, exchange contact information and walk away with several new contacts. Plus, a transcript of your conversations will be made available following each event, so you can look back at your chat history, review your notes, gather forgotten details and follow up with new connections.

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Breakfast & Business Cards: This series is designed to connect alumni for industry-focused discussion and more focused regional networking. Whether you want to look for new business opportunities, pitch a startup concept or simply connect with more of the W&M community, Breakfast & Business Cards is your opportunity to network among Tribe professionals from a variety of exciting fields.

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One Network: The W&M One Network platform brings together the William & Mary community for professional networking on a global scale, empowering career and industry connections needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Community members have exclusive access to networking, mentorship opportunities and career resources, all while giving back and making a positive impact on the professional lives of others in the W&M community.

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