Executive Partners Program
The Executive Partners Program of the Orfalea College of Business is an organization of Senior Executives and College Administrators who volunteer their time to share their business experience and expertise. The program was developed to utilize the executive and entrepreneurial talent in the San Luis Obispo area to benefit Cal Poly students. The program matches students with local professionals who will be able to mentor students on career options and give insights into the practical environment of their career choice. The organization's mission is to develop and implement programs and forums that will benefit students by providing access to the professional community, which will enhance and extend their academic experience to transition into their chosen professions.
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