Real Work, Real Impact: How Coyote Business Consulting Launches Careers
The program is in its fifth year and has made a significant impact in South Dakota. Coyote Business Consulting students have worked on 210 projects, helping hundreds of organizations and reaching 46 of South Dakota’s 66 counties.
In addition to helping the state’s businesses, students gain a professional network, as well as the confidence and skills that prepare them to be leaders in their fields.
“Since 2020, the Coyote Business Consulting program has grown rapidly, powered by the passion of students, faculty and business partners,” said Chelsea Limoges, director of industry engagement at the Beacom School of Business. “Coyote Business Consulting delivers real-world solutions, sparks confidence and drives growth. It bridges higher education and industry, creating networks, launching careers and strengthening the state of South Dakota’s future.”
Enjoy reading about three unique experiences with Coyote Business Consulting:
Coyote Business Consulting Prepares USD Business Student for Avera Fellowship
University Experience Helps Elyse Whittemore Shape Career Path in Supply Chain Management
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