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'Business Today' was founded in 1968 by three students at Princeton University - Jonathan Perel, Steve Forbes, and Michael Mims- in order to combat animosity and misunderstanding between college students and business executives. Currently, Business Today is the largest student-run magazine in the nation. It is published twice a year with a distribution of well over 100,000.
Held in New York City each fall, the Business Today International Conference provides a unique and valuable opportunity for college students to meet, interact, and learn from high level executives and political leaders. Held in the heart of New York City, it brings together 150 students from across the country and around the world to discuss and share perspectives on relevant business issues, and benefit from the knowledge and experience of current world leaders. Organized by students at Princeton University, it is the largest conference of its kind in the country and has been a perennial success throughout the recent decades.

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Current Leadership
Former Members
External link

Current Leadership


'President' Michael Kratsios '08
'Director, International Conference' Julio Rojas '10
'Editor-in-Chief' Andrew Protain '09
'Publisher' Todd Aldinger '09
'Director, Corporate Contacts' Beau Thomas '09
'Director, Public Relations' Sarah Paine '08
'Director, Online Journal' William Peng '09
'Director, Princeton Seminar Series' Katy Andersen '08
'Director, Business Development' Drum Rice '08
'Director, Finance' Bryan Gartner '08

Former Members



Steve Forbes-editor-in-chief Forbes Magazine

Wendy Kopp- founder Teach for America

Meg Whitman-President and CEO Ebay

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