The image of a business administration professional has evolved over time. Graduates aren’t going straight from school into the “rat race” and spending their days confined to crowded cubicle complexes in stuffy office towers. Today, business administration is much more diverse both in what you learn as a student and what you can do as a graduate.

There is a quiet humility about Farhina Mawani. Her answers are brief and matter-of-fact, and there is no boasting or bragging. Yet, you can see she has an assuredness about her path and her goals and a subtle sense of pride, even though she may not immediately tell you about her accomplishments. 

No business can function without leadership, but you need more than just seniority or an executive title to be a leader. Leaders exist at every level, providing guidance, motivation, and clarity, and inspiring confidence among those around them – whether they are fellow employees or not.