September 22, 2020
Agricultural 1xbet online sports betting students win national case study competition
Bailey Hinkle and Devin Brand, master's students in agricultural 1xbet online sports betting , recently competed in the Agricultural and Applied 1xbet online sports betting Association's national Case Study Competition and earned first place.
The students were given an in-depth case study covering a real business venture, Solinftec, a Brazilian technology and precision ag company that wants to establish a foothold in the United States. Hinkle and Brand had a month to prepare their proposed solutions and strategies for the company and to submit them in the form of a video presentation.
The video submissions were reviewed by a panel of judges, including faculty from across the United States, as well as the chief operating officer of Solinftec. Hinkle and Brand then had to present their strategy and defend their solutions to the judges in several rounds of live discussions.
"The 1xbet online sports betting looked a little different this year due to the pandemic, but we were excited about the opportunity to use our education and skills to provide a solution to a real-world problem,"Brand said."We are grateful to our advisor, the 1xbet online sports betting organizers and the company executive who thoughtfully considered our proposed strategy."
"The first-place win in this national competition is a result of Devin and Bailey's hard work and creativity," saidAleksan Shanoyan, associate professor of agricultural 1xbet online sports betting and the team's advisor."It is also a testament to the high-quality training they received in the department of agricultural 1xbet online sports betting at K-State."
In the past 20 years, the Agricultural 1xbet online sports betting Case Study Team has placed in the top three 12 times and has placed first seven times in theAgricultural and Applied 1xbet online sports betting Association competition.
"This continues the tradition of K-State agriculture 1xbet online sports betting graduate students placing top in national and international competition," Shanoyan said of the programs continued success.