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Article: Executive Leadership Council and Goldman, Sachs & Co. Announce Winners of the 2005 Business Case Competition - ``The Coca-Cola Company in South Africa: Focusing on Black Economic Empowerment''.
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- May 13, 2005
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NEW YORK -- The first place winner of The Executive Leadership Council 2005 Business Case Competition went to the University Of Michigan Ross School Of Business. Student teams competed today in New York at Goldman Sachs in the final round of the competition for cash prizes of $35,000. Three teams predominantly African-American MBA students presented their strategies, recommendations and factors on whether Coca-Cola should implement the best practice guidelines for the black economic empowerment in South Africa in a nation that is emerging from a legacy of apartheid.
The deciding panel of judges were President Nigeria Division, Coca-Cola Africa (CCSEA), Lawrence ...