Best Bagalwa Talks About Success from a Nonprofit Perspective

Wayne Parker is the former Chief Administration Officer of Provo, Utah. In this episode, Jackson Berthold interviews Mr. Parker to learn about the importance of the local government and the need for positive social capital. Mr. Parker shares a very unique and helpful perspective on the meaning of success in our careers.

Stuart Bird interviews Professor Kim Clark to explore the soul, heart and mind of leadership. As former dean of the Harvard Business School and former president of BYU - Idaho, Professor Clark has valuable insights for becoming a disciple leader. Join this discussion to learn from Professor Clark's wisdom and experiences - including his experience of leading the creation of BYU Pathways.

Kimberly Sagers is the mental health and wellness specialist for the Marriott School of Business. In this interview, Kimberly shares fascinating insights on the reasons why students should make their mental health and well-being a priority. For a personal meeting, visit the BYU CAPS site (https://caps.byu.edu/) and request to meet with Kimberly.

Join Nick Greer and Stuart Bird as they explore the impact of the values of the Marriott School of Business. As the founder and CEO of BUILT, Nick has a unique perspective on success and how it relates to faith in Christ, integrity, respect, and excellence. 

Best Bagalwa, CEO of the Bagalwa Fundation, talks about the experience working with refugees, how her life turned to education in BYU as an MPA student, and the focus that Public Administration can have in the lives of refugees. To know more about Bagalwa Fundation click the link: https://bagalwafoundation.org/

Romanna Remor shares her story of beginning BYU as an international student, studying in the MPA program, and becoming very involved in the public and private sectors. She sheds lights on how the values of The Marriott School of Business contribute to lasting success.

Coach Ed Eyestone - BYU's Cross Country Head Coach and Track Head Coach - gives his perspective on how the values of the Marriott School of Business lead to success. He shares unique ideas about how eventual excellence can result from consistent competence.    Watch Coach Eyestone's 2015 BYU Devotional address at this link: https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/edward-eyestone/following-worthy-mentors/

Join the Fall 2024 MSR as they discuss their ambitions for the future of the Marriott Student Review. Each team provides a unique perspective on how success is defined and achieved. More information about the Marriott Student Review team can be found at: https://marriottstudentreview.org/

Davey Erekson, a Clinical Professor of Psychology at BYU discusses the practice of compassion and how he uses it to measure success in his life.

Kendall Castellaw, Co-President of the Finance Society, shares her experiences in the Finance Program and gives thoughtful insights into how she chooses to measure success in the world of finance and internships.