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Faculty in the Media
Postal Service’s financial stress might hurt its ability to handle large volume of mail-in ballots
The financial strain “could affect its ability to meet payroll, purchase gasoline, maintain vehicles and provide reliable service,” said management professor James O’Rourke in a CNBC story.
Faculty in the Media
Trump’s press secretary displays one of his checks in a little too much detail
IT, Analytics and Operations professor Mike Chapple advised against revealing sensitive account data in a piece by the New York Times.
Faculty in the Media
Coronavirus pandemic’s impact on US jobs might not be fully captured until June
Fox News quoted finance professor Jason Reed about the outlook for the post COVID-19 financial recovery.
Student Life
Student Perspective: Emma Ewers, MSBA '20
Faculty in the Media
US jobless claims keep climbing to hit 38.6m since lockdowns began
“Although it’s too soon to know now, the concern is that unemployment will continue to be an issue even after we begin the recovery,” said Jason Reed in a piece by Financial Times.
Faculty in the Media
A week’s news about the free press system
As Congress begins pondering stimulus funds for the news media, Finance Professor Paul Gao's study, which found that when a local newspaper dies, local government borrowing costs rise, is worth noting, according to The Seattle Times.
Mendoza
Here come the Irish? When it comes to the MBA Class of ’22 — you bet!
They dance, they cheer, they sing, they hold up their pets, they even juggle and do backflips. But the main thing the University of Notre Dame MBA Class of 2022 students do in the video is sending a message that despite the swirl of uncertainty and disruption caused by the pandemic, they love Notre Dame. And they can’t wait to become part of the family.
Family
'HOUSING IS HEALTH'
Dr. Paul Gregerson's journey from fearing Skid Row to becoming a leader in addressing healthcare challenges for the homeless reveals the profound impact of personal transformation and unexpected opportunities. After years as an emergency room internist, Gregerson redirected his career following his experiences in a homeless health clinic while obtaining his Executive MBA at Notre Dame. He found fulfillment in serving this vulnerable population, inspired by his upbringing and a deep-rooted commitment to social justice.
Vita
AMID THE PANDEMIC, PRIORITIZING ETHICAL LEADERSHIP
can lead to decisions that prioritize short-term gains over long-term values. Learning to reframe decisions involves expanding our view, considering the broader impact of our choices, and recognizing how our actions align with our ethical principles. NURTURE CONNECTIONS During times of crisis, it's vital to foster a sense of community and support. Ethical leadership thrives when leaders prioritize relationships and collaboration. By focusing on how to uplift others rather than seeking personal gain, individuals can turn challenging situations into opportunities for collective growth and responsibility. These insights encourage a proactive approach to ethics, particularly in times of uncertainty, reminding us
Features
CHASING UNICORNS
Hypergrowth presents a rigorous challenge for leaders, determining who thrives and who falters. Tom Nicholas connects past and present investment practices, tracing the lineage of today's venture capitalists back to 19th-century whaling agents, who also navigated high-risk territory. As the number of unicorn startups skyrockets, insights emerge about leadership styles and the influence of the so-called "Genius Hypothesis," which assumes that a brilliant founder is essential to success. Experiences from both triumphs and failures in the tech world prompt a reevaluation of what truly drives a successful high-growth company.