This webinar will feature a panel of current International Broad MBA students with varying backgrounds and post-MBA goals who will answer questions and describe their journey to the Michigan State…
This series is created to empower students, staff, faculty, and the community in a way that encourages motivation, and inspires transformation. Through the messages and the guest speakers, this series…
IBC/MSU-CIBER is organizing an international business case competition in the Broad College. The student teams will have 3 days to work on the business case and present their solutions to…
Connect with a Broad Full-Time MBA admissions officer at the QS MBA Event – New York on Saturday, October 30th. Set up a one-on-one chat with us to learn more…
Connect with a Broad Full-Time MBA admissions officer at the Access MBA Houston event on Tuesday, November 2nd. Set up a one-on-one chat with us to learn more about the…
This series is created to empower students, staff, faculty, and the community in a way that encourages motivation, and inspires transformation. Through the messages and the guest speakers, this series…
The Innovate State Speaker Series brings both emerging and accomplished Spartans back to campus for a fireside chat-style interview. These 60-minute sessions offer the chance for guests to share their…
Forté seeks to amplify the voices and experiences of all women. On Nov. 4, they will be hosting the first-ever Forté Diversity Day! We want to help women who have…
Connect with a Broad Full-Time MBA admissions officer at the Access MBA San Diego event on Thursday, November 4th. Set up a one-on-one chat with us to learn more about…
This series is created to empower students, staff, faculty, and the community in a way that encourages motivation, and inspires transformation. Through the messages and the guest speakers, this series…
Frank Zhou is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania. His paper is titled “Regulatory Amnesty”.
Frank Zhou is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania. His paper is titled “Regulatory Amnesty”.
