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Business Ethics
I was 29 years old and learned quickly that there's a big difference between being a good leader and being a good manager... That's how Victor Dodig, President and CEO of the Toronto-based Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce began his November 4 Boardroom Insights discussion at the Mendoza College of Business.
Consumer Behavior
"Feeling powerful increases a person’s intent to save and the amount saved," according to a study by Emily Garbinsky, assistant marketing professor.
Press Releases
Later this month, Greenleaf will be launching a special edition of The Journal of Corporate Citizenship exploring the impact of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) and Pope Francis’ Encyclical Laudato Si…
Mendoza
The Mendoza College of Business ranked No. 2 out of the top 50 undergraduate programs in the nation by Poets & Quants, a news and resource website for prospective students. The ranking considered three criteria: admissions standards, employment data and alumni perspective.
Alumni Impact
The Notre Dame MBA program moved up in two significant rankings recently, earning the No. 25 spot on Bloomberg Businessweek's 2016 listing of the top business schools, and the No. 24 spot on Poets & Quants composite ranking of the best 100 schools in the U.S.
Alumni Impact
Cullinan is a 1993 Mendoza accountancy major.
Main
Assistant Professor Frank Germann was recently selected as one of the Marketing Science Institute’s 2017 Young Scholars, which recognizes some of the most promising scholars in marketing and closely related fields.
Mendoza News
The first Notre Dame CMO Summit focused on "Meaningful Marketing" and featured insights from leaders at GE, Google, Spotify, and more. With 150 attendees at the Mendoza College of Business, key takeaways included the importance of connecting with company associates, creating useful marketing, respecting consumer privacy, and understanding true competitive advantages. Speakers emphasized the need for human connection and the careful balance between sophistication and complication in marketing strategies.
First Person
Christmas has transformed into a season dominated by commercialism, with decorations and sales appearing as early as November 1, overshadowing the religious significance of the holiday. The blending of various customs, from Santa Claus to Christmas trees, reflects a historical evolution rather than a singular focus on the birth of Jesus. Despite its roots in the Catholic tradition, the essence of Christmas today often competes with economic interests, prompting a debate on how believers can honor the holiday's true meaning amid the festivities.