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Achievement recognized by Gaxiola Coppel, CEO of Grupo Premier within the framework of human growth and social responsibility. This meeting bring together the managers of the more than 30 automotive agencies of Grupo Premier in the past.

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Paying it Forward: Bob and Jane Bland Establish a $1 Million Endowed Professorship in Conducting at Seaver College

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| pepperdine.edu
Pepperdine Newsroom Travelling beyond the peaks of the Rocky Mountains and his childhood home in Colorado to attend Pepperdine, Bob Bland (’73) discovered a land of opportunity on the West Coast. Arriving in California, Bob was introduced to a new life. The farm kid spent his free days with Pepperdine friends traveling across downtown Los Angeles to enjoy renowned musical acts, to dine on the diverse cuisines of Chinatown, and to experience life beyond his home in the Colorado foothills.
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Pepperdine University Announces the Michael Gose Honorary Endowment

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By David Holden Verified
| pepperdine.edu
Pepperdine Newsroom Pepperdine University recently announced the founding of the Michael Gose Honorary Endowment—a new student scholarship honoring the profound impact of Seaver College’s professor of education, Michael Gose (MA ’75). The scholarship was created and announced by alumni at a reunion of the 1985–86 cohort of the Heidelberg International Program.
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An Unexpected Vocation: Jaibir Nihal Singh’s Journey from Film Student to Business Executive

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By David Holden Verified
| pepperdine.edu
“We don’t need the day. We only need a few minutes.” This is how Jaibir Nihal Singh (’20) responded to an executive while pitching Trace, an AI agent that conducts background checks. After sending hundreds of cold emails to companies all over India, Singh sat before the administrators of a bank—potentially his very first clients—and he needed to prove his product’s effectiveness by passing a test.
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