
I’m honored to welcome you to GAME Forum XIV.
Over the past year, I’ve had the privilege of leading a team of 49 student volunteers as we took on the shared responsibility of upholding the legacy of this premier event for aspiring financial professionals.
It’s been my most gratifying year at Quinnipiac and I’ll always cherish the relationships we built and the memories we made.
As a native of Brookfield, Connecticut, my interest in studying at Quinnipiac was two-fold: I knew I wanted to pursue a meaningful career in business, and as an added bonus I got the opportunity to play Division I basketball close to home. I consider myself extremely fortunate to have been part of two great teams: the Bobcats and the GAME Forum committee. My predecessor, Aidan Greene ’23, MBA ’24, provided the blueprint that helped me guide my GAME team. And I’m proud to pass the proverbial headset to my successor, Robert Margiotta, who will no doubt build on the success of this year’s event.
A 40-minute basketball game is often decided by one play that takes just a second or two to unfold. These are small yet pivotal moments where skill and effort meet opportunity. Life is like that. The business world certainly is, too. It’s up to the individual to recognize and seize the moment when it presents itself.
Over these next few days, you will encounter lots of these little moments. You’ll make connections that open pathways you never expected. My advice to you is to be present. Be open. Be ready to absorb the wisdom of the world’s foremost financial minds. These next few days will be packed with “plays” that can change your trajectory. It’s up to you to make the play.
Sincerely,
Quinn Guth ’24, MBA ’25