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Faculty in the Media
Management professor Tim Hubbard was quoted in a USA Today article about CBS Ex-CEO Les Moonves who was accused of sexual misconduct and will be denied his $120 million severance package.…
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The Excellence in Leadership Program at the University of Notre Dame has been named in honor of John Affleck-Graves, the executive vice president of the University, who announced last summer that he will retire in June.
Faculty in the Media
CBS concluded its investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against former CEO Leslie Moonves and has decided to deny his $120 million severance. Management professor Tim Hubbard speaks to the culture change needed in companies in an Entertainment Weekly article…
Alumni Impact
Members of Mendoza’s Class of 2016 were invited to grade their business school via a 43-question alumni survey that Poets & Quants sent out to graduates of the best undergraduate business programs in the country. When P&Q compiled the responses, Mendoza took the top spot overall, with Mendoza grads giving an A+ to alumni network-related questions.
Faculty in the Media
Poets & Quants hosted a video panel of deans from four of the top five schools in this year's rankings of the best undergraduate business programs…
Faculty in the Media
Poets & Quants released its B-school undergrad rankings, placing Mendoza College of Business at #5. This year, akin to the previous two versions of the ranking, Poets&Quants equally weighed three core categories — admissions standards, the student experience, and career outcomes — to calculate the ranking.…
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Shannon Cullinan, vice president for Finance, has been elected executive vice president of the University of Notre Dame, effective July 1, by the University’s Board of Trustees, succeeding John Affleck-Graves in that position.
Faculty in the Media
Harvard Business Review published a piece on Nathan Meikle…
Consumer Behavior
NPR's Hidden Brain Podcast discusses the free availability of internet news sources that drive paid subscribers away from traditional newspapers. Finance professor Paul Gao…
Alumni Impact
It started in 2014 with a modest question: How could Mendoza alumni continue to use their business skills and acumen to benefit local nonprofits? Five years later, there’s a strong answer in the form of the Notre Dame Impact Partners initiative. The program pairs Mendoza alumni with a nonprofit in their own community for four months of work on a strategic project. Annual closing dinners were recently held for the Mendoza volunteers to present their recommendations to the organizations they collaborated with and to celebrate the teamwork. Most teams are comprised of 6 alumni, who collaborate and also spend time working on individual portions of the project that leverage their specific skill-sets and expertise.…