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Leadership & Workplace Dynamics
Marketing senior Cassidy McDonald awarded Luce Scholarship
February 24, 2017
McDonald, a marketing major, has received The Luce Scholarship, which provides stipends, language training and individualized professional placement in Asia.
Faculty in the Media
Some Risk, More Reward for CEOs Embracing Trump's Sit-Down Meetings
February 23, 2017
Jia (Jasmine) Hu, assistant professor of management and organization, says small business leaders will benefit from meeting with President Trump.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Kevin O’Leary’s best investments are women-led businesses
February 9, 2017
Shark Tank star explains why women are great entrepreneurs.
Analytics & Technology
How to stop automakers from cheating on emissions tests
January 13, 2017
Make automobile software open to the public, writes Timothy Carone in this opinion piece for CNBC.
Consumer Behavior
Some unemployed men are turning down jobs because they're too girly
January 5, 2017
Men are less likely to deviate from gender norms because there are usually harsher punishments when they do, according to research by James Wilkie.
Faculty in the Media
With No Remaining Governors, the U.S. Postal Service Delivers Itself Into Uncharted Waters
December 19, 2016
In this article for TheStreet.com, James O'Rourke IV, teaching professor of managment, discusses the potential fate of the USPS without its governors.
Business Ethics
Ethical Leadership Discussion to feature KPMG CEO, NBC’s Anne Thompson
November 14, 2016
KPMG CEO Lynne Doughtie and Mendoza Business Ethics Professor Ann Tenbrunsel will discuss issues surrounding ethical leadership that are shaping our business culture and the larger human community. The Nov. 18 panel discussion will be moderated by NBC's Anne Thompson.
Faculty in the Media
Op-Ed: Why Trump’s rigged-election claim is likely to backfire
October 21, 2016
"Donald Trump's rigged-election claim is classic self-handicapping. However, it's important to note that successfully self-handicapping hinges on credibility and believability." — J. Michael Crant, management and organization professor.
Faculty in the Media
Trump’s 'rigged election' claims a classic type of excuse-making
October 20, 2016
When Donald Trump suggested he might not accept "rigged" results of the presidential election, he could be engaging in a classic type of excuse-making called "self-handicapping," according to Michael Crant, professor of management and organization.
Leadership & Workplace Dynamics
At Notre Dame CMO Summit, GE's Linda Boff Keynotes Event Designed To Bridge Practice, Academia
October 17, 2016
World-class marketing leaders recently descended on South Bend, Indiana, for the first-annual Notre Dame Chief Marketing Officer Summit, presented by the Mendoza College of Business and Forbes CMO Network. Dubbed “Meaningful Marketing: Putting People and Purpose at the Center of Brand Engagement,” the event…

Showing 170 of 181 articles

Leadership & Workplace Dynamics
Marketing senior Cassidy McDonald awarded Luce Scholarship
February 24, 2017
McDonald, a marketing major, has received The Luce Scholarship, which provides stipends, language training and individualized professional placement in Asia.
Faculty in the Media
Some Risk, More Reward for CEOs Embracing Trump's Sit-Down Meetings
February 23, 2017
Jia (Jasmine) Hu, assistant professor of management and organization, says small business leaders will benefit from meeting with President Trump.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Kevin O’Leary’s best investments are women-led businesses
February 9, 2017
Shark Tank star explains why women are great entrepreneurs.
Analytics & Technology
How to stop automakers from cheating on emissions tests
January 13, 2017
Make automobile software open to the public, writes Timothy Carone in this opinion piece for CNBC.
Consumer Behavior
Some unemployed men are turning down jobs because they're too girly
January 5, 2017
Men are less likely to deviate from gender norms because there are usually harsher punishments when they do, according to research by James Wilkie.
Faculty in the Media
With No Remaining Governors, the U.S. Postal Service Delivers Itself Into Uncharted Waters
December 19, 2016
In this article for TheStreet.com, James O'Rourke IV, teaching professor of managment, discusses the potential fate of the USPS without its governors.
Business Ethics
Ethical Leadership Discussion to feature KPMG CEO, NBC’s Anne Thompson
November 14, 2016
KPMG CEO Lynne Doughtie and Mendoza Business Ethics Professor Ann Tenbrunsel will discuss issues surrounding ethical leadership that are shaping our business culture and the larger human community. The Nov. 18 panel discussion will be moderated by NBC's Anne Thompson.
Faculty in the Media
Op-Ed: Why Trump’s rigged-election claim is likely to backfire
October 21, 2016
"Donald Trump's rigged-election claim is classic self-handicapping. However, it's important to note that successfully self-handicapping hinges on credibility and believability." — J. Michael Crant, management and organization professor.
Faculty in the Media
Trump’s 'rigged election' claims a classic type of excuse-making
October 20, 2016
When Donald Trump suggested he might not accept "rigged" results of the presidential election, he could be engaging in a classic type of excuse-making called "self-handicapping," according to Michael Crant, professor of management and organization.
Leadership & Workplace Dynamics
At Notre Dame CMO Summit, GE's Linda Boff Keynotes Event Designed To Bridge Practice, Academia
October 17, 2016
World-class marketing leaders recently descended on South Bend, Indiana, for the first-annual Notre Dame Chief Marketing Officer Summit, presented by the Mendoza College of Business and Forbes CMO Network. Dubbed “Meaningful Marketing: Putting People and Purpose at the Center of Brand Engagement,” the event…