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Business Ethics
Abigail Oduro has this advice for MBA applicants: "Consider the culture. ... At the end of the day, the MBA program is more than just the classroom interactions."
Business Ethics
Sylvia Banda chose to pursue an MBA because "I realized the effort involved in being an extraordinary leader.”
Alumni Impact
John Veihmeyer (ACCT '77) is the global chairman of KPMG International and Elizabeth Tucker (ACCT '14) is a consultant for McKinsey & Company.
Alumni Impact
Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business constantly challenges its students to “Ask More of Business, Ask More of Yourself.” Once our students become alumni, the Office of Graduate Alumni Relations believes in continuing to provide opportunities for alumni to be a force for good, through their relationship with their alma mater. In 2014, Mendoza launched ND Impact Partners as a way for alumni in selected cities to partner with local nonprofits and help them tackle a strategic challenge. In 2017, Graduate Alumni Relations is launching its first Mendoza - Ask More Ideas Challenge, to provide opportunities for our alumni and friends of the College, regardless of where they live, to serve their communities and to serve a nonprofit by submitting their own ideas related to an impact initiative that affects society.…
Faculty in the Media
“Apple is one of the best companies in the world, and a third of their value is sitting in vaults in Switzerland and Luxembourg and Dublin,” said Timothy Loughran, a finance professor at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. “Isn’t that pathetic?”
Analytics & Technology
Adjunct marketing professor Jennifer Cronin warns clickbait, if implemented incorrectly, can harm the reputations of colleges and universities.
Faculty in the Media
International finance expert Jeffrey Bergstrand says the decision will "create stability in the global value chain."
Faculty in the Media
Adapt to the needs and personalities of your team, advises management and organization professor Jia Hu.
Finance & Markets
Adam Arnold taught finance at Notre Dame for 30 years.
Faculty in the Media
A challenging job market, not millennial laziness, may be one reason many young people find difficulty in entering the workforce, according to Jessica McManus Warnell, management and organization associate teaching professor.