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The ND MBA helped Justin Jones realize "how much simply being human is at the core of the systems and organizations that appear monolithic and impenetrable."
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"If you let it, this journey can serve as a true opportunity to explore who you are, what your interests are, and what you want out of life," McWhirter tells Poets & Quants.
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It's confidence. Confidence, expressed as authentic belief that you are the right candidate talking to the right people in the right room about the right things—that’s the differentiating advantage that will win you the offer. Now, don't misunderstand. Your strengths, experience and fit are absolutely pivotal criteria in the competition for coveted jobs, but they are merely table stakes. Something more wins – or loses – the game.…
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At the invitation of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace and Catholic Relief Services, impact investing experts and Catholic leaders from around the world will convene in Rome to explore how the Catholic Church and other faith-based institutions can harness the power of impact capital to attain and sustain their social mission. …
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Hartlage tells Poets & Quants, "I met more impressive and insightful individuals in the last two years than I did in my previous 10."
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Poets & Quants recognizes Mendoza's one-year MBA program as among the best in the country.
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Inc. covers management professor Craig Crossland's research that finds that more women in the boardroom means fewer mergers and acquisitions.
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Sherry, a joint professor in marketing and anthropology, is interviewed by EPIC, an organization that promotes the use of ethnographic principles to create business value.
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Phillip Johnson, EMBA '79 and Keri Kei Shibata, MBA '16, from the Mendoza College of Business both promoted to top safety positions at Notre Dame.
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“It’s not just Carlyle’s problem,” finance professor Timothy Loughran tells the Washington Post. “A number of private-equity firms are having difficulties."