My strategies have branched out as I develop techniques for not only winning the game, but turning around sick companies who are headed towards bankruptcy even in the late stages of the game. Eventually earning the title of “Grand Champion of the Glo-Bus Simulation”Įver since then I’ve been working towards perfecting my strategies, and I’ve been helping students achieve success by replicating a strong mid game strategy with a surprise finale move. I worked the strategy in mind from the start, I hovered around second place for the first few years of the game, and sprung the trap even earlier, taking the game by year 9. I was invited to a Grand Championship Invitational in 2014, and this time I was ready. My professor was so impressed, I even had to give a special presentation to the Dean about how I came with such a potent strategy that brought down a company that had won nearly every round until the end. The BIGGEST UPSET EVER as I swiped the win from underneath the top company. By about year 11, I had reached second place against someone who had a score of 110! For 3 years I traded blows with the top company, and in year 15, I sprung the trap! Despite it all, I kept telling myself, keep positive, I can get through this! I formulated a long term strategy that would grant me an absolutely advantage in the late game. I thought my GPA was over, and I could kiss that semester scholarship I was preparing to receive goodbye.

I did really well in the practice years of the Glo-Bus, but in the actual game my heart SANK when I saw I was 7th place out of 8 companies in the first year. An avid gamer, playing strategic games such as League of Legends, Starcraft II, and even World of Warcraft, alongside a business background made me want to dominate the competition in a way that was never seen before by my professor. Sounds like fun eh? The performance in the Simulation was worth 40% of our final grade for a capstone class in the MBA program I was in and as an honors student I was totally motivated to win. The Glo-Bus Simulation involves running a fictional camera business to which you will sell your brand in regions such as North America, Europe-Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. I had to play the Business Simulation titled the “Global Business Simulation Game” or what is known as Glo-bus for short.

Last year I was a student like you, in a class with a graduation around the corner. Play the game with the advice of a Glo-Bus Grand Champion

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