By Caroline Brooks “I can think of fewer people better fit to lead this lecture series than the man we have with us tonight,” said Dean of the Eli Broad College of Business Sanjay Gupta as he opened the 2017 Read More »
By Grace Beck, student writer With recent hurricanes Irma, Maria, and Harvey, the coastal regions critical to global supply chains and economies have taken a hit. Not to mention islands like Puerto Rico, who are quite literally surrounded by crises. Read More »
By Caroline Brooks Fewer ways are there for faculty to instill a sense of commitment to impacting Detroit than building social impact projects into its curriculum. For five consecutive years, the Broad College of Business Executive MBA program (EMBA) continues Read More »
When considering whether to pursue an MBA, many students think: “Is it worth two years and the tuition dollars?” One of the tools MBAs learn to assess investment decisions is a payback analysis. But when looking for the quickest return Read More »
By Kait Kisel, student writer Can one person change the world? Jim Ziolkowski’s answer to this question would be yes. After graduating cum laude in 1989 from the Broad College of Business with a degree in finance, Ziolkowski went on Read More »
By Grace Beck, student writer The annual Pung Executive Speaker Series at the Broad College of Business got off to a running start with alumnus and President and CFO of Salesforce. A lot has happened since Salesforce’s Mark Hawkins (BA Read More »
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An alumnus of the Broad College of Business takes many forms of leadership, one of the most significant being an appointment on the college’s Alumni Board. Members of this high-impact community have a deciding role in the college’s programs and Read More »
By Grace Beck, student writer The small town in South Africa, Kliptown, is home to 44,000 people. It lacks the things many in the United States take for granted, such as schools, health clinics, electricity, and proper sanitation. A group Read More »
By Grace Beck, student writer Looks like The Home Depot will trade its trademarked orange apron for green and white. Craig Menear (BA ’79 Human Resources), chairman, CEO and president of The Home Depot, will serve as speaker for the Read More »
By Kaitlin Kisel, student writer As the applications poured into Michigan State University and acceptance letters sent out, one incoming freshman received more exciting news than just an acceptance letter to this Big 10 University. Parker Nolan received MSU’s Distinguished Read More »
Few are better positioned to contribute to business higher education than leaders of Fortune 500 companies, and the Eli Broad College of Business just announced that it made another investment in fostering relationships with impactful industry leaders. The Broad College’s Read More »
Michigan State University’s Broad College of Business ranked among the nation’s top public business schools, and once again took the top position in the supply chain management/logistics specialty in the 2018 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges ranking of undergraduate programs, released today. Read More »
By Grace Anne Beck, student writer Students in the poorest countries of the world do not own laptops, have limited access to books, and often have to take turns reading assigned content at the library. Advancing its role as a Read More »
Contacts: Caroline Brooks (brooks78@msu.edu); Andy Henion (andy.henion@cabs.msu.edu) Michigan State University broke ground today on an ultra-modern, $60 million Business Pavilion that will transform the way students learn and give the Eli Broad College of Business a competitive edge among the nation’s Read More »
Eight experts from the Broad College of Business Department of Management earned accolades at the Academy of Management’s 77th Annual Meeting, themed “At the Interface.” The AOM Annual Meeting features more than 2,000 sessions, meetings, and opportunities for scholars and Read More »
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