Distributive Education Clubs of America Grooms Next Generation of Li Workforce
Long Island Business News › January 21, 2005
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On a recent drizzly Wednesday afternoon, high school students milled about the lower level of the Nassau Coliseum. No, they weren't sporting Juicy Couture or the latest Sean Paul sweatshirt. Instead, they wore navy blazers and crisp white shirts.
The students belonged to Distributive Education Clubs of America, an organization that strives to develop leaders in marketing, management and entrepreneurship. And this day, Jan. 12, was the regional DECA competition, where 800 Nassau County students demonstrated expertise by solving a business problem before judges who also served as clients or prospects, depending on the case study.See the full content of this document
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Distributive Education Clubs of America Grooms Next Generation of Li Workforce
The judges, professionals from the local business community, viewed the event as a day of career development for Long Island's future workforce.
Students chose a category from a variety of possibilities, incl...See the full content of this document
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