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Faculty in the Media
Fortune covered new research by management professor John Busenbark that showed board members likely won't stick around when a new CEO with differing political views is hired.
Business Ethics
Graduate students in Notre Dame’s Executive MBA program may have started small, but their goal of making an impact grew into reality by raising tens of thousands of dollars for a South Bend community group and veterans’ housing.
Faculty in the Media
In her talk, ND TEC director Kirsten Martin argued that the massive amounts of data gathered by online platforms combined with how people vary in their vulnerabilities exacerbate privacy issues to a degree not seen in the offline world.
Faculty in the Media
Management professor John Busenbark was featured on the Apple podcast Meikles & Dimes.
One year after announcing their partnership, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., the first intercollegiate Greek-lettered fraternity for African American men, and the Mendoza College of Business are working together to advance the leadership of African American men through graduate business education.
John Ghingo is the CEO of Whisps, a company that makes cheese crisps and other cheese products, under a clean label.
Faculty Research
A new study from the University of Notre Dame professor John Busenbark shows that the political ideology of an incoming, newly hired CEO influences whether directors on the board of a company choose to continue or leave their positions.
University of Notre Dame MBA students now get a broader range of assistance thanks to an expanded role for the Student Services academic advising team for graduate programs at Mendoza College of Business.
Students are even more poised for success after the Mendoza Corporate Advisory Board (CAB) refocused its efforts to accelerate students' careers.