Bernardo Nicoletti, Chief Information Officer of General Electric Oil & Gas, visited Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar to discus opportunities with the global organization.
Nicoletti, a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, spoke of GE's mission to open more hubs worldwide in order to be closer to its customers.
Nicoletti says one focus area of GE's expansion is Qatar, and in late 2009 the global leader will occupy space at the Qatar Science and Technology Park.
"Business Administration students can be valuable all over GE companies, and those with specific Computer Science skills excel in our leadership positions," Nicoletti says. "Students with strengths in technology are beneficial to any organization, especially in this part of the world."
As a Carnegie Mellon graduate, Nicoletti has been GE's executive sponsor of Carnegie Mellon for three years. As the sponsor, his activity recruits students from Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh and he hopes to have the same relationship with students in Qatar.
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Bernardo Nicoletti, CIO of General Electric Oil and Gas, speaks to students at Carnegie Mellon Qatar about job opportunities.
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About Carnegie Mellon University in QatarCarnegie Mellon University in Qatar is the first international branch campus operated by Carnegie Mellon University, a private American research university that's regularly ranked among the best in the world. In August 2004 Carnegie Mellon was picked to offer its highly regarded undergraduate programs in business administration, computer science and information systems to students in the Gulf Region. Carnegie Mellon plans to open a new facility on the Education City campus in 2008. More information can be found at www.qatar.cmu.edu.
Posted by Lara Lynn Golden, News EditorTuesday, February 05 - 2008 at 12:13 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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