Congratulations to Sarah Sleiman and Pulkit Gupta of team Code the Future for winning first place in the 2019 Mayo Business Plan Competition. Sleiman and Gupta are both senior business students. They won the $30,000 prize money for their business Code the Future. Code the Future is on the mission of increasing the number of…
Join the School of Business on Wednesday, April 24, 6:00pm, in the Library Auditorium for the final Business Leaders Talk of the semester, the Business of Sports. Adjunct professor and alumnus Rob Roche ’93, President, RSR Sports Management, will moderate an esteemed panel including: Amanda DeMartino, Executive Director of Athletics Chaz Cervino, President and Managing…
Four winners have been announced in the Management Planning Inc. (MPI) finance case competition. The competition was open to all School of Business majors. Students competed in one of two categories: upper level and lower level. MPI awarded $700 to 1st place and $300 to 2nd place winners in each category. Upper Level Winners (those who have completed…
The final three teams competing in the 2019 Mayo Business Plan Competition have been selected. Come see them present during the live final event on Wednesday, April 3, 5:00 p.m., in the Mayo Concert Hall. This is event is open to the public! The first place team will be awarded $30,000 in prize money, second…
Two economics students, Jash Patel and Steven Pittaro, presented at the Eastern Economic Association’s 45th Annual Conference in New York City. Pittaro presented his research, “The Effect of Income Inequality on HIV/AIDS Incidence Rates,” and Patel presented, “How Gender, Culture, and Anonymity Impact Online Consumer Reviews.” Economics professors Subarna Samanta and Linghui Tang served as…
Darrel D. Frater ’15 is the founding partner and vice president of business development for Urban Entrepreneur Centers of America. Soon after earning his undergraduate degree in business management, Frater met his business partner on LinkedIn, where the two exchanged content that would eventually become Urban Entrepreneur Centers of America. In his role as vice…
Dr. Susan Hume, associate professor of finance, was interviewed by WalletHub to discuss the use of unsecured credit cards by people with low credit. In the profile, Dr. Hume addresses the expense of unsecured cards, the biggest mistakes people make with selecting credit cards, and more. Read the full interview here.
The six semi-finalist teams have been selected to advance to the next round in the Mayo Business Plan Competition. On March 6, the semi-finalists will deliver a presentation before a panel of judges, and three teams will advance to the finals on April 3. The finals are open to the public on April 3, 5:00…
WalletHub recently interviewed associate professor of marketing & interdisciplinary business Dr. Karen Becker-Olsen as part of a national survey on how consumers will spend on Valentine’s Day 2019.
Applications are now being accepted through March 22 for the 2019 Neil Gaston Student Achievement Award. The Neil Gaston Student Achievement Award includes a monetary award and will be presented at the School of Business Commencement Program in May 2019. To be eligible for the award, a recipient must be a graduating senior in the…
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