Earlier this month, representatives from Novus International, Inc., both presented and received awards during the annual Saint Louis University (SLU) International Business Awards ceremony in Missouri, USA.
The event, held on 3rd October, awarded scholarships to select students in the Boeing Institute of International Business (BIIB). Each of the students have undergraduate studies in international business, exhibit academic achievements and are active in service and extracurricular activities. In total seven students were recognised.
Novus President and CEO François Fraudeau presented the Novus Global Scholar award to Marissa Oxendine who is in her third year at SLU. The international animal health and nutrition company began awarding the scholarship to SLU students in 2011 to support young people who intend to take their careers across countries and continents.
'Novus has more than 700 employees doing business in over 90 countries to bring our solutions to the animal agriculture industry,' Mr Fraudeau said. 'We recognise the importance of locally supporting the next generation who in our global economy will need to understand now more than ever the complexities of international business.'
Read the full article on the Milling and Grain website, HERE.
The event, held on 3rd October, awarded scholarships to select students in the Boeing Institute of International Business (BIIB). Each of the students have undergraduate studies in international business, exhibit academic achievements and are active in service and extracurricular activities. In total seven students were recognised.
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| Jeff Klopfenstein, Novus International's Methionine Business Unit president (back row on left) was awarded the Consanguinity Insignia Award during the event Image credit: Novus International |
Novus President and CEO François Fraudeau presented the Novus Global Scholar award to Marissa Oxendine who is in her third year at SLU. The international animal health and nutrition company began awarding the scholarship to SLU students in 2011 to support young people who intend to take their careers across countries and continents.
'Novus has more than 700 employees doing business in over 90 countries to bring our solutions to the animal agriculture industry,' Mr Fraudeau said. 'We recognise the importance of locally supporting the next generation who in our global economy will need to understand now more than ever the complexities of international business.'
Read the full article on the Milling and Grain website, HERE.
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