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Moving from Botswana,Living with Your Spouse and Landing a job at Google with Kutlwano Mzwinila MBA,Cornell University and Kimberly Mzwinila
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Kutlwano is a recent Cornell MBA graduate from Gaborone, Botswana interested in Digital Technology, Fintech, and Data Analytics.
Prior to Business school, he was a Technology Consultant where he helped clients across Africa and the Middle East launch digital products targeted towards alleviating financial exclusionary practices.
He graduated from Rhodes University with a Bachelor of Business Science in Information Systems and Economics and from the University of Pretoria, South Africa with a Master’s in Information Technology.
During his time at Cornell Johnson Business School, he was a member of the Clearstone Venture Fellowship Fund, a Board Member of the Johnson Christian Fellowship (JCF) club, and a course assistant for select Fall and Spring electives.
Upon graduation, he was awarded the A. Donald Kelso award for making numerous, significant contributions to the advancement of the Johnson Business School.
In his spare time, he loves to watch soccer, play tennis, and recently learned to play golf.
In June 2021, he joined Google Cloud as a Technical Account Manager on the Financial Services team.
Please make welcome, Mr. (and Mrs.) Kutlwano Mzwinila!!!!! (insert standing ovation)
We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it!
With Botswanan, South-African & Nigerian Love,
Kutlwano, Kimberly & Tolu :)
P.S: Kutlwano and I became friends through his wife, Kimberly Mzwinila, who I love so very much! They were one of my first friends here at Cornell and getting to know them has been such a blessing. I absolutely cannot tell my Cornell story without them which is why I am so honored to have met them and now do life with them from here onward!
P.P.S: Kindly share this episode with students moving to a new country with their spouses and with those interested in landing a job at Google (so much to learn!), Thank you!
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