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Editor's Letter: MOVING WALLS
Change at Notre Dame is illustrated through the $400 million Crossroads Project, expanding Notre Dame Stadium and adding diverse new spaces while preserving key traditions like the iconic staircase to the field. The redesign of Mendoza Business magazine mirrors this concept, modernizing its look while maintaining its core mission of connecting the College community with engaging stories. Feedback from alumni, students, and faculty has driven this transformation, with a focus on highlighting personal narratives that resonate with readers.
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FACULTY IN THE NEWS
Recent insights from Mendoza faculty cover a range of topics, from the financial benefits of health information exchanges to the complexities of social dynamics in tailgating. Experts discuss Amazon's expansion strategies, the implications of the Equifax data breach, and the struggles of students tackling challenging classes. The collection also touches on corporate ethics in the tech industry, enhancing interactions with difficult colleagues, and shifts in global trade dynamics. Each piece provides a unique perspective on current issues impacting business and society.
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HEAVY LIES THE CROWN
revealed that many CEOs grapple with significant anxiety, despite their outward confidence. Professor Viva Bartkus and her colleagues explored how this anxiety influences their decision-making processes, finding that behind the facade of corporate leadership lies a diverse range of personalities and coping methods. The research underscores the pressures faced by top executives and offers important insights into the complexities of their roles.
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HIGH FINANCE
Greg Kaniecki's experience on a high ropes course during a retreat for the inaugural Investment Management Leadership Program (IMLP) exemplifies the program's commitment to teaching leadership through hands-on challenges. Selected among 128 applicants, Kaniecki and his peers will benefit from mentoring, internships, and courses designed by the Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing (NDIGI) to enhance their finance education. NDIGI, established in 2015, continues to innovate with programs focused on ethical finance and increasing diversity in the industry, laying a strong foundation for the future leaders of finance.
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HOW TO MAKE ENVIRONMENTALISM MACHO
New research indicates that the stereotype linking green living to femininity might be contributing to a gender gap in environmental concern and behavior. Mendoza Marketing Assistant Professor James Wilkie and his team conducted studies revealing that both men and women associate eco-friendly products with femininity, which may discourage male consumers from purchasing them. Wilkie suggests that by packaging these products in a way that appeals more to men, marketers could potentially reduce this gender bias and encourage greater participation in sustainable practices.
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IF I RULED THE WORLD
Messages for the new video board in Notre Dame Stadium aim to inspire and connect the student body to their Honor Code and responsibilities. Brian Levey emphasizes the importance of student involvement, suggesting a collaborative video of diverse students affirming their commitment. Eleanor Powell's quote reminds students to use their talents to create positive change, while Benet Bartell reflects on the necessity of adaptability in life planning. Stephen Hayes encourages a deeper understanding of faith and actions, urging a holistic view of scriptural texts. Each message seeks to foster community, personal growth, and social responsibility.
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IN MEMORIAM
In remembrance of several alumni who have recently passed away, this piece commemorates their diverse lives and contributions. Andrew Patrick Leach, a passionate athlete and investment consultant, left a legacy of fitness; Richard Paul Bartsch and Anthony ‘Tony' Rocco, both from the class of 1956, are remembered for their family and community ties. John Raub's unique journey from priesthood to a life of authorship and Bob Tonti's success in custom home building highlight their varied paths. Their memories continue to resonate within the Notre Dame community.
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LOOKING OUT FOR THE SMALL INVESTOR
Javier Valverde is dedicated to tackling income inequality through his fintech platform, Capital Pro, which aims to make wealth-building tools more accessible. His personal experiences in Dublin at a young age opened his eyes to financial struggles faced by many, fueling his ambition to help individuals manage their finances better. The platform offers tailored savings and investment advice, making financial services available to small investors who traditionally lack access to personal financial advisors. Valverde's journey, supported by mentors and innovative technology, has positioned his startup to engage with investment communities, particularly in Latin America.
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MEET DEAN SHEPHERD
intersection of personal experiences and external factors," he notes. Dean Shepherd's work emphasizes the resilience of entrepreneurs, particularly in disaster situations, where local knowledge and immediate action play a crucial role in recovery efforts. His insights into the emotional complexities of entrepreneurial failure also shine a light on the importance of addressing grief and finding meaning, aiming to better equip both current and future entrepreneurs.
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MIKE & MIKE
Mike Golic reflects on his journey from a standout linebacker at Notre Dame to a prominent sports radio host, sharing insights from a life shaped by football. With a history of 12 surgeries from his playing days, Golic's experiences on and off the field reveal both the physical challenges of the sport and his deep-rooted passion for Notre Dame, influenced by his two older brothers who also played for the Irish. Now co-hosting a popular sports talk program, he brings a blend of knowledge and authenticity to his discussions, inviting listeners to engage with his views.