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LAYING THE PIPELINE
"Investing in Women: Bridging the Gender Gap" and "Women Leading in a Male-Dominated Industry." Erin Bellissimo reflects on her journey in finance and her dedication to increasing the representation of women in investment careers. Through initiatives like the Women's Investing Summit and her role at the Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing, she aims to create opportunities and support networks for future female leaders in the industry.
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Growing the Good, One Micro-Loan at a Time
University of Notre Dame undergraduate students grow the good in business through the Jubilee Initiative for Financial Inclusion, a micro-lending nonprofit founded by Mendoza College of Business alumnus Peter Woo (B.B.A '14).
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Good spirits: ND MBA grad shifts distillery production to hand sanitizer
Barely a week after federal regulators gave distilleries the green light to begin production in the wake of the shortage caused by coronavirus, the first bottles of Indiana Whiskey hand sanitizer rolled out for distribution to essential workers in the region.
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Pandemic prayer
Every day of the week, in the small chapel on the second floor of Mendoza College of Business, MBA candidate Father Arthur Joseph Ssembajja prays alone.
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Aloha, e-learning: Notre Dame professor tackles online teaching with style
Associate teaching professor of management Chad Harms is no stranger to the challenges and opportunities presented by online learning. So when the coronavirus pandemic shifted courses online in March Harms donned a floral patterned button-up shirt and got to work.
Business Ethics
How to prioritize ethical leadership amid the pandemic
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A Leap of Faith
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The Key to a Successful MSBA Career: Know Thyself
Lindsey McIntyre MNA ‘16, Associate Director of Graduate Business Career Services, is helping MSBA students discover who they are, what they want, and how to create targeted pathways to success.
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Faith, Flourishing & Finance
Martijn Cremers, the Martin J. Gillen Dean, shares his journey from an academic perspective shaped by the global financial crisis to his current vision for Mendoza College of Business.
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NO SAFETY IN NUMBERS
The misuse of Social Security numbers has raised significant concerns about identity theft and cybercrime as personal data breaches continue to affect many. A personal account illustrates the feelings of powerlessness that individuals experience when their information is compromised, especially considering that these numbers were never intended for use as identity verification. Understanding the problem requires examining the principles of identification and authentication in cybersecurity, as well as the historical context of Social Security numbers and their application in our current digital landscape.