Finding An MBA In Texas: Dallas Vs. Houston
Can a full-time MBA program differ per city? While you might assume that they’re all the same, the truth of the matter is that location can play a significant role in what’s available at any given program. Different cities focus on different industries or even job functions based on the expertise and companies within the metro area.
Metro News & Notes: Avoiding Fake News, Forte In Seattle and More
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Here are a few stories you may have missed from the week that was …
US News Ranks Rutgers in Top 50 MBA Programs
U.S. New & World Report recently named the Rutgers Business School one of the top 50 MBA programs in the US. Both the full-time and part-time programs received this honor.
Graziadio Professor Explores Net Neutrality From Both Sides
Pepperdine’s Graziadio School of Business and Management Professor Nelson Granados recently published an article in Forbes, in which he delved into both sides of the net neutrality argument.
Metro News & Notes: What Is A Pop-Up Business School?
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Running a Company: Two UCLA Anderson MBA Alums Discuss
Entrepreneurship is one of the fastest growing career choices; Forbes estimates that approximately 543,000 new businesses are started each month. That said, the truth is that 90 percent of startups eventually fail, which makes it vital for budding entrepreneurs to learn from their predecessors.
Recently, Erik Basu, a UCLA Anderson School of Management MBA alum and Founder/CEO of Sentek Global, and John Tabis, Anderson MBA ’06 and Co-Founder of the Bouqs Company, shared their advice about running a company. And while both company founders offered different perspectives, their advice is valuable for any potential entrepreneur. Continue reading…
