We are pleased to share with you the winter edition of the Broad College of Business digital magazine! In this installment, you will find a wrap-up of some of the college’s news headlines, fall highlights, and some upcoming events to Read More »
By Hally Darnell When it comes to mixing business with philanthropy, Michigan State University alumnus Ingrid Saunders Jones (College of Education ‘69), is a global leader. It was only fitting that she would be a recipient of the Alumni Service Read More »
By Caroline Brooks Braving the wintery conditions across mid-Michigan, 2,019 undergraduate degree candidates and their families filled the Breslin Center on Saturday, December 17 for Michigan State University’s fall commencement ceremony. Of the undergraduates crossing the stage Saturday, 335 were Read More »
When Evan Dunbar (General Management, International Business, German ’18) was told that starting a business is said to cost 10 times more after you graduate, he took it seriously. So, as a sophomore at the Eli Broad College of Business Read More »
Broad College of Business alumnus John Duffey, president of Six Flags Entertainment Corp., will serve as one of the keynote speakers at Michigan State University’s fall commencement ceremony on Saturday, December 17. Duffey will be joined by alumna Barbara Ross-Lee, Read More »
Rolls-Royce recently announced that it appointed Andreas Schell as Chief Executive Officer of Rolls-Royce Power Systems (RRPS). Schell received his Executive MBA from the Broad College of Business in 2005. Schell’s international leadership expertise includes overseeing large, complex organizations involved Read More »
Broad College of Business alumna Alexandra Clark has traveled near and far in pursuit of chocolate; this journey led her to new places and back to familiar ones. Clark (BA Hospitality Business ’10) eventually returned to her roots in Metro Read More »
In the Poets & Quants inaugural ranking of undergraduate business programs, released today, Michigan State University’s Broad College of Business was ranked no. 38 overall and no. 19 among public universities. For one of the measures used in the ranking, Read More »
Several Broad alumni were included among the top executives in Institutional Investor Magazine’s 2017 All-America Executive Team rankings. Craig Menear (BA Personnel Administration ’79), chief executive officer of Home Depot, was ranked no. 1 in the “Best CEO – Consumer, Read More »
By Emily Reyst With the season of giving upon us, Michigan State University’s Broad College of Business Executive MBA (EMBA) program proved that it is all-in. The program found a way to integrate student knowledge into giving back to local Read More »
The chance to play in Spartan Stadium lured Michael Dinkins (BA Finance ’76) to Michigan State University, and it was his winning mindset that accelerated his career after college. Dinkins, currently executive vice president and chief financial officer of Integer Read More »
On Saturday, November 12, members of Michigan State University’s Student Tax Team won second place in the 2016 Deloitte FanTAXtic Competition in Chicago. Edmund Outslay, professor of Accounting for the Broad College of Business, advised the team, which included Broad Read More »
By Caroline Brooks For once, professional titles didn’t matter for the 150 women attending the “Advancing Women in Business” event hosted by the Eli Broad College of Business on Tuesday, November 15. From non-profits to Fortune 500 companies, and from Read More »
The latest Bloomberg Businessweek ranking of full-time MBA programs, released today, ranked Michigan State University’s Eli Broad College of Business Full-Time MBA no. 10 among public universities and no. 27 overall. The Broad MBA moved up several places from the Read More »
It has become clear that the Residential Business Program (RBP) at the Broad College of Business is much more than a program; it is a community on campus like no other. In order to recognize the important community aspect of Read More »
By Emily Reyst “Everyone builds. Everyone shares. Everyone listens.” These were the three rules given to the room full of first-year Broad College of Business Full-Time MBA students participating in Extreme Green, a three-part course designed to hone skills in Read More »
Earning an MBA presents challenges on its own, only to begin a whole new—no less stressful— chapter upon graduating: paying for the degree. While taking a leap up the pay scale and in their careers, MBAs spend years paying back Read More »
It’s that special time of year. That time when people around the world spend a little more time appreciating the people and things in life that matter, and when we all put a little more effort into giving back. For Read More »
By Caroline Brooks Move over, Black Friday. Cyber Monday has surpassed the day-after-Thanksgiving as the day consumers find the best shopping deals, according to CBS News. Just last year Cyber Monday sales surpassed estimates to reach $3.1 billion, up almost Read More »
Things don’t always go as planned. After graduating from the Broad College of Business, Anna Spindler’s (BA Marketing ’93) career took off. She thrived in supply chain management for companies like Fujimi Corporation and Toyota, but her path steered an Read More »
By Hally Darnell What do military defense intelligence and the world of business have in common? There is never a dull day in either, according to Brandon Walsh (Full-Time MBA ‘10), who is both a United States Army veteran and Read More »
By Caroline Brooks Things don’t always go as planned. But by working hard, following your instinct, doing the right thing, and having a passion that drives your career, one will find true success. Key messages shared by Kim Popovits, 2016 Read More »
By Caroline Brooks What comes to mind when you think of a banker? If you’re like most, what comes to mind is an older, wealthy-looking, white male. There’s no reason to think otherwise: a Harvard Business Review analysis of 50 Read More »
Financial analysts today may argue that investing in smaller businesses comes with great risk. But to Eli Broad College of Business alumnus Vincent Foster (BA Accounting ’78) that risk zone is precisely where his company, Main Street Capital Corporation, successfully Read More »
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