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Faculty in the Media
Who gets the best return on stock-market investments? Not finance professionals
The Guardian quotes finance Professor Andriy Bodnaruk on his recent research.
Faculty in the Media
Deloitte, Notre Dame and teaching 'how to lead through innovation'
The Chicago Tribune's Blue Sky Innovation reports on Mendoza students' trip to Deloitte to learn about innovation.
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Notre Dame graduate management degree ranked No. 4 in nation
The University of Notre Dame Master of Science in Management (MSM) ranked No. 4 in the nation in the Financial Engineer…
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"Shark Tank" Judge Visits Mendoza
entrepreneurial essentials. O'Leary provided pointed feedback, emphasizing the importance of a clear value proposition in their pitches. His visit highlighted the dynamic intersection of personal ambition and business strategies, underscoring that true entrepreneurship is about creating autonomy and succeeding in a competitive market.
8 a.m. with the Coffee Man
Chris Stevens, an adjunct management professor at Notre Dame, has profoundly impacted his students' lives, particularly through his early morning classes. Formerly a vice president at Keurig, Stevens chose to retire and dedicate himself to teaching, traveling from Massachusetts before moving to South Bend to be closer to his students. Students express their gratitude in heartfelt letters, praising his inspiration and the valuable life lessons they've learned in his classroom.
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A Matter of Trust
Finance Professor Robert Battalio recently testified before the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations regarding conflicts of interest in low-cost stock brokerages. Accompanied by co-authors Shane Corwin and Robert Jennings, Battalio's research raises concerns about how brokerages like TD Ameritrade prioritize profitability over customer interests in order routing practices. Their study, which utilized previously inaccessible market data, aims to shed light on the implications of these practices for everyday investors.
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A Meeting of Minds to Help the Poor
The Investing for the Poor Conference, held at the Vatican, brought together over 100 global business and faith leaders to tackle the pressing issue of income disparity highlighted by Pope Francis. The event focused on impact investing, a strategy aimed at generating both financial returns and social benefits, aligning with Mendoza College of Business's mission to merge profit with purpose. Dean Roger Huang emphasized the transformative potential of this approach in addressing critical global challenges like poverty and inequality.
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A Poignant Journey
Takashi Yanagi's journey from high school student facing personal tragedy to junior at Mendoza College embodies resilience and determination. After losing his mother to cancer and assuming her caretaking responsibilities, Yanagi navigated the challenges of adolescence with remarkable strength, all while maintaining his academic focus. His story reflects the profound impact of his mother's support and the community they built together, ultimately leading him to fulfill her dream of attending a prestigious university.
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Ask More: Grounds & Hounds
Jordan Karcher, inspired by his rescue dog Molly, founded Grounds & Hounds Coffee Company to help save animals from euthanasia. Launching his business shortly after starting his MBA at Notre Dame presented challenges, but support from mentors like Chris Stevens provided vital encouragement. Karcher reflects on his journey as both exhilarating and humbling, driven by a mission to create affordable products that lead to larger donations for animal rescue.
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Back to School
In March, a journey to a remote village in Rwanda revealed an unexpected entrepreneurial initiative involving tilapia ponds and rabbit farming. As local villagers creatively utilized resources for sustainable self-sufficiency, the experience prompted reflections on the broader role of business in addressing poverty and fostering community resilience. Enrolling in the MBA Business on the Frontlines course, the author engaged with pressing social issues beyond their expertise in accounting, challenging their perspectives on what it means to contribute meaningfully to development.