A team of three Saint Joseph’s Catholic Academy students on Friday won the business challenge at Saint Francis University’s 17th Annual Business Day.
The team of Shannon Saclyn, Kristi Hile and Max Krasowitz emerged as the winner of the challenge, which was based on the categories of business ethics, marketing and occupational licensing. A total of 21 teams totaling 265 students competed in the challenge. Fellow Saint Joe’s students Ethan Khoza, RJ Marsh, Matt Steyers, and Jason Thomas also participated in the event.
Each of the students are enrolled in the class “Business in a Global Society” at Saint Joe’s, taught by faculty member Laura Cunningham.
Business Day is designed by the Business School at Saint Francis for high school students looking to gain further knowledge and experience about business-related fields.
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