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"Mining companies are feeling the wrath of the collapse in commodity prices," says Gianna Bern, associate finance professor and expert in global energy markets.
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The irony isn’t lost on James S. O’Rourke IV (BBA MGT ’68), the Arthur F. and Mary J. O’Neil Director of the Eugene D. Fanning Center for Business Communication at the Mendoza College of Business.…
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DeShone Kizer, ND quarterback and Mendoza student, faithfully supports his girlfriend as she battles cancer. New York Times reports.
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Innovator and author Robert J. Anderson has taught leadership courses for more than 12 years as part of the Executive Integral Leadership program at the University of Notre Dame, introducing executives to new ways of thinking about their companies, their employees and most importantly, themselves.…
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Paul J. Slaggert has been named the director of the Stayer Center for Executive Education at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. Slaggert, who previously served as the director of Stayer’s non-degree programs, will be responsible for the leadership and administrative oversight of marketing, recruiting, student services, curriculum and operations for all of the executive education programs. These include the graduate degree programs – the Notre Dame Executive MBA…
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When Kristin McAndrew travels around the country meeting with prospective MBA students, one of the most common concerns she hears is about the GMAT, the standardized test required of all business school applicants. “If you ask people what aspect of the application is the biggest hurdle, the GMAT is it,” said McAndrew, the director of admissions for the University of Notre Dame Graduate Business Programs.…
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Forbes highlights EGI Haiti, its founder, Stephen Keppel (MARK '03), and the entrepreneurship bootcamp run by Notre Dame MBA candidates.
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The KPMG global chairman and ND accounting alum talked about life at a "Big Four" accounting firm and the higher purpose of business during an Oct. 30 lecture.
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Four distinguished leaders gathered at Notre Dame to share insights on leadership in a panel titled "Lessons in Leadership: From the Locker Room to the Boardroom." Muffet McGraw, Cathy Engelbert, Ruth Riley, and moderator Anne Thompson engaged with an audience of over 200, discussing their unique career journeys and the challenges women face in leadership roles. Key takeaways included the importance of recognizing female talent beyond physical appearance, the need for risk-taking, and the responsibility of successful women to support others. McGraw emphasized the role of competition in overcoming conflict, while each panelist offered personal reflections on what true
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significantly lower error rates," Burks notes. The study reveals that while nonprofits face a greater prevalence of reporting errors compared to corporations, these discrepancies are often attributed to limited resources rather than intentional mismanagement. Burks emphasizes that understanding the reasons behind these errors can help donors make more informed decisions and encourage nonprofits to improve their financial practices.