“Twenty Under 40” recognizes three related to the Business College – Nevada today

Three young professionals associated with Business College in University of Nevada, Renault are recognized in this year’s cohort of “Twenty under 40“Initiative of the young professional network of Reno Tahoe.

Oswaldo Jimenese-Eastupinan, Jasmine Stanley and JT Stark were recognized by the program that YPN describes as A holiday of the exceptional achievements and contribution of young professionals who have a positive impact on the Renault-Taho Community.

Jimenese-Eastupinan, who has received a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in business from the University, now serves as its director of relations between Spanish/Latinos. He credited the support and guidance of his mentors and colleagues at the University for his professional success.

“It does not mean anything without the support of my colleagues and the university,” said Jimenez-Hestupinan.

Stanley, assistant -business operations at the Business College, said the recognition was both humbly and rewarding.

“It symbolizes the system of hard work, dedication and support that shaped my personal and professional journey. I am inspired to continue to have a significant impact in our community, along with other exceptional personalities, “she said.

Stark, a native of Renault, who won his bachelor’s and PhD at the University, is EMBA, MSBA and Information Systems Instructor at the Business College.

“It is an honor for me to be recognized in such a meaningful way by the community in which I was born and raised,” Stark said. “This further enhances my commitment to helping others, protecting vulnerable and providing justice and opportunity for everyone.”

Greg Mosier, Dean of the College of Business, said the twenty under 40 confessions of Jimenese-Eastupinan, Stanley and Stark are a tribute to their professional diligence and their commitment to the Renault-Taho Community.

“We are extremely proud of their achievements. They serve as models of excellence for the whole university, “Mosier said.