Graduate Case Competition Winners
2023 Winners
1st – Clark Atlanta University – $25,000
2nd – Vanderbilt University – $15,000
3rd – Auburn University – $10,000
2022 Winners
1st – Howard University – $25,000
2nd – Georgia State University – $15,000
3rd – Clark Atlanta University – $10,000
2021 Winners
1st – Clark Atlanta University – ($25,000)
2nd – Georgia Institute of Technology – ($15,000)
3rd – University of Michigan – ($10,000)
2020 Winners
1st – University of Texas at Austin – ($25,000)
2nd – Georgia State University – ($15,000)
3rd – New York University – ($10,000)
2019 Winners
1st – The Ohio State University – ($25,000)
2nd – Georgia State University – ($15,000)
3rd – Georgia Institute of Technology – ($10,000)
2018 Winners
1st – University of Michigan Ann Arbor ($25,000)
2nd – Rutgers University ($15,000)
3rd – The Ohio State University ($10,000)
2017 Winners
1st – The University of Alabama ($25,000)
2nd – Georgetown University ($15,000)
3rd – Boston University ($10,000)
2016 Winners
1st – University of Michigan ($25,000)
2nd – North Carolina State University ($15,000)
3rd – Georgia State University ($10,000)
2015 Winners
1st – Georgia State University
2nd – Auburn University
3rd – Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2014 Winners
1st – Georgia State University
2nd – University of St. Thomas (St. Paul)
3rd – Emory University
2013 Winners
1st – Clark-Atlanta University
2nd – Emory University
3rd – University of St. Thomas (St. Paul)
2012 Winners
1st – University of Southern California ($25,000)
2nd – Clark Atlanta University ($15,000)
3rd – Howard University ($10,000)
22 Participating Universities
2011 Winners
1st – Florida A&M University ($25,000)
2nd – Pennsylvania State University ($15,000)
3rd – University of Georgia ($10,000)
29 Participating Universities
2010 Winners
1st – University of Southern California ($15,000)
2nd – University of Michigan ($12,000)
3rd – Babson College ($8,000)
28 Participating Universities
2009 Winners
1st – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ($15,000)
2nd – Emory University ($12,000)
3rd – Winston Salem State University ($8,000)
30 Participating Universities
2008 Winners
1st – Florida A&M University ($15,000)
2nd – University of Tennessee ($12,000)
3rd – University of Texas at Austin ($8,000)
31 Participating Universities
2007 Winners
1st – Florida A&M University ($15,000)
2nd – New York University ($12,000)
3rd – University of Chicago ($8,000)
30 Participating Universities
2006 Winners
1st – University of Stellenbosch, South Africa ($15,000)
2nd – Hampton University ($12,000)
3rd – University of Georgia ($8,000)
29 Participating Universities
2005 Winners
1st – University of Georgia ($15,000)
2nd – Michigan State University ($12,000)
3rd – Pennsylvania State University ($8,000)
28 Participating Universities
2004 Winners
1st – University of Georgia ($15,000)
2nd – Georgia State University ($9,000)
3rd – Baylor University ($6,000)
2003 Winners
1st – Vanderbilt University ($12,000)
2nd – Emory University ($9,000)
3rd – Bentley College ($6,000)
34 Participating Universities
2002 Winners
1st – Michigan State University ($12,000)
2nd – University of California, Los Angeles ($9,000)
3rd – University of Michigan ($6,000)
32 Participating Universities
2002 Winners - Annual Conference
1st – University of California, Los Angeles ($12,000)
2nd – Michigan State University ($9,000)
3rd – Thunderbird ($6,000)
32 participating universities
2001 Winners - Nashville
Ohio State University ($9,000)
Belmont University ($9,000)
Vanderbilt University ($9,000)
6 participating universities
2000 Winners - Atlanta
Howard University ($9,000)
Ohio State University ($9,000)
University of Virginia ($9,000)
10 participating universities
2000 Winners - New York
Columbia Business School ($9,000)
New York State University ($9,000)
The Wharton School ($9,000)
8 participating universities
2000 Winners - Annual Conference
Purdue University ($12,000)
Pennsylvania State University ($9,000)
Duke University ($6,000)
30 participating universities
1999 Winners - Boston
Boston University ($9,000)
Pennsylvania State University ($9,000)
Simmons College ($9,000)
5 participating universities
1999 Winners - Columbus
Case Western Reserve ($9,000)
Ohio State University ($9,000)
Xavier University ($9,000)
8 participating universities
1999 Winners - Annual Conference
University of Michigan ($12,000)
University of Virginia ($9,000)
Georgetown University ($6,000)
29 participating universities
1998 Winners - Winston-Salem
Duke University ($9,000)
Fayetteville State University ($9,000)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ($9,000)
7 participating universities
1998 Winners - Annual Conference
UCLA ($7,500)
Johns Hopkins University ($6,000)
University of Tennessee ($4,500)
29 participating universities
1997 Winners
Duke University ($7,500)
Stanford University ($6,000)
University of North Carolina ($4,500)
30 participating universities
1996 Winners
Emory University ($7,500)
Johns Hopkins University ($6,000)
University of Tennessee ($4,500)
29 participating universities
1995 Winners
University of Tennessee ($7,500)
Johns Hopkins University ($6,000)
Stanford University ($4,500)
27 participating universities
1994 Winners
Johns Hopkins University ($7,500)
University of California, Berkeley ($6,000)
University of Tennessee ($4,500)
24 participating universities
1993 Winners
Michigan University ($7,500)
University of Southern California ($6,000)
University of Alabama, Birmingham ($4,500)
22 participating universities
The program was expanded into two half days of competitions with our corporate partners, NBMBAA® board members and academic advisors participating as judges.
1992 Winners
Purdue University ($3,000)
American University ($1,500)
21 participating universities
Teams also received gifts from Amoco totaling $5,740
