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Poets and Quants: Lindner online MBA student recognized

Amanda Cardoso Moyeno is the social media manager for the Fort Hamilton Community Spouses Foundation

headshot of Grant Freking By Grant Freking
2 minute read June 23, 2022

University of Cincinnati student Amanda Cardoso Moyeno was recognized by Poets & Quants as a “2022 Best & Brightest Online MBA” honoree.

Moyeno, social media manager for the Fort Hamilton Community Spouses Foundation, studied business administration at Faculdade Visconde de Cairu in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Moyeno told Poets & Quants that UC's Carl H. Lindner College of Business’s online MBA program provides her with the “opportunity to invest in myself and my family.”

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Amanda Cardoso Moyeno, MBA ’22.

“This program aligns perfectly with my lifestyle and provides the high-quality education that I desired from an online MBA program,” said Moyeno, who is in a military family and moves every one to two years.

Moyeno, who eventually wants to be an e-commerce marketing director, was promoted during her time in the program.

“After the successful social media marketing campaign I launched, I was promoted as our foundation’s social media chair and social media marketing manager,” Moyeno said.

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