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The theme for this year’s Ten Years Hence Speaker Series is “Business for the Common Good,” and will feature seven lectures from scholars, executives from top companies and other experts involved in social responsibility and sustainability efforts.
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Mike Mannor, assistant professor of management, comments on Steve Job’s announcement to take a leave of absence.
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Marketing Professor John F. Sherry Jr.’s article on American Girl dolls wins Davidson Honorable Mention Award from the Journal of Retailing
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The Notre Dame MBA program launched a virtual case competition involving Green Mountain Coffee Roaster that invites individuals to submit their best ideas for the chance of winning a fellowship and other prizes.
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Brother André Bessette, canonized in 2010, is remembered for his remarkable humility and dedication to serving others. Known for his simple prayers and everyday acts of kindness, he made a lasting impact through his work at a Montreal boarding school and his devotion to praying for the sick. His legacy continues with the iconic Saint Joseph's Oratory, a site of pilgrimage for millions, embodying his teachings on charity, community, and faith.
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Graduates from top schools can expect to earn significantly more than their peers with only high school diplomas, with Notre Dame ranked among the best for return on investment at $1.38 million over a 30-year career. The university also leads in producing CEOs for major U.S. financial firms and has received high marks for its Executive MBA program and commitment to supporting veterans. Additionally, Notre Dame ranks as one of the top institutions for undergraduate entrepreneurship, showcasing the strength of its programs and resources.
The Notre Dame Forum covers a range of important topics related to ethics and community in today's world. Recent discussions have included the accountability of corporations within the global economy, the role of professions in promoting the common good, and the impact of technology on society. Notable speakers such as New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman and author Gary Rivlin have contributed insights on the economic and ethical dilemmas faced in our interconnected world. More events are set for spring, with updates available on the forum's home page.
Alumni Community
In 2001, a group of Notre Dame alumni in Silicon Valley established the ND Tech Forum, recognizing the need for more meaningful alumni connections focused on career advancement. Recently, the Forum returned to campus for its first meeting in years, emphasizing support for entrepreneurs and startups through events like Demo Day and networking opportunities. With plans to expand its outreach and incorporate virtual presentations, the group aims to strengthen ties between Notre Dame alumni and the tech industry while fostering collaboration among members from diverse backgrounds.
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Several alumni have recently made notable strides in their careers. Clint Buck has joined Abilene Christian University as the director of academic financial operations, while Kurt Knoblauch earned the ICPAS Excel Gold Medal for exceptional performance on the CPA exam. Derrick Harmon has contributed to two United Nations case studies based on his experiences in Bosnia, and Cincinnati Bengals safety Chinedum Ndukwe launched a foundation promoting wellness in children. Other updates include Diana Fredericks' appointment at RE/MAX and Kevin Callahan's upcoming second edition of his book on project management accounting.
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This year's Notre Dame Forum tackles the complexities of the global marketplace, emphasizing its dual nature as both a force for benevolence, lifting billions out of poverty, and a source of danger, contributing to environmental challenges. With insights from scholars, authors, and even the pope, discussions revolve around the ethical implications of economic practices and the moral responsibilities of individuals. The forum encourages a conversation on how personal ethics, rather than just government actions or market forces, can drive meaningful change in rebuilding the economy to better serve all.