December 23, 2025 - 21:34

New Mexico State University’s College of Business is set to enhance its academic offerings by introducing its inaugural Executive-in-Residence in spring 2026. The esteemed position will be filled by John Cordova, a seasoned sports marketing professional and former Aggie student-athlete. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between academic theory and practical application, providing students with invaluable insights from a leader in the sports marketing industry.
Cordova's extensive experience in the field will serve as a vital resource for students pursuing careers in marketing, sports management, and related disciplines. His background as a former student-athlete at NMSU adds a unique perspective, allowing him to connect with students on multiple levels.
The Executive-in-Residence program is designed to foster mentorship opportunities, encouraging students to engage with industry leaders and gain hands-on experience. Cordova's arrival is anticipated to inspire the next generation of marketers and business professionals at New Mexico State University.
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