LFGSM Publishes New Webinar That Explains How to Make Meetings Worthwhile
In a new webinar available in full on YouTube, Brian Steinberg, a Business Leader Faculty member at Lake Forest Graduate School of Management, explains how meetings are an expensive use of company time. The webinar offer tips on determining when a meeting is required, deciding who to invite to a meeting and how to do so, and how to run an efficient and effective meeting. Continue reading…
Carey MBA Alum Named to Forbes 30 Under 30
Jarrett Bauer, an alumni of the Carey Business School, has been named to the “Forbes 30 Under 30” in the area of healthcare entrepreneurship. Bauer, who was part of Carey’s charter Global MBA class of 2012, is a co-founder of Health Recovery Solutions, a firm that works with hospitals to help patients with high risk of readmission avoid return visits. Continue reading…
60 Years at the Kogod School of Business
American University’s Kogod School of Business is celebrating it’s 60th birthday this year. Here are a few memorable moments from the past six decades that best illustrate the school’s tradition of creating business leaders. Continue reading…
Wharton Professors Examine What Makes MBAs Happy
Professors Matthew Bidwell and Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School of Business of the University of Pennsylvania were recently acknowledged for their historic study on the happiness of entrepreneurs.
The team discovered, after surveying 11,000 MBA graduates over a span of years, that those who ended up running their own businesses ranked themselves happiest. A recent article by Martin Zwilling in Forbes noted the professors’ research, along with a list of tips for those entering the workplace as entrepreneurs.
Ageno School Prof Offers Advice on Receiving Solid Customer Service
Professor Kit Yarrow of Golden Gate University’s Ageno School wrote a recent article for time.com addressing ways in which consumers can receive exemplary customer service during the post-holiday season. Continue reading…
Anderson MBAs Win Big in Renewable Energy Competition
A team of MBA students from UCLA’s Anderson School of Management won first place last month in the Renewable Energy Case Competition (RECC) at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business.
Competitors included MBA candidates from top schools in the US and internationally.
