Monthly Archives: May 2012

MBA Women International announced Wednesday their partnership with the June National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA) Executive Leadership Conference. Gail Romero, CEO MBA Women International, and Heather Read More »

California Lutheran University has begun formulating a new business track offering for master’s business students in sustainability. MBA students this fall will be able to choose sustainable business Read More »

LSU Chancellor Michael Martin announced Friday that he will accept the position of chancellor of the Colorado State University System, which includes CSU in Fort Collins, CSU-Pueblo and the 100% online Read More »

Mickey Holt, a self-employed accountant, is part of the inaugural Class of 2013 online MBA at North Carolina State University, a new two-year degree program. Holt received her undergraduate degree, a Read More »

Saint Leo University, which offers a suite of online MBA programs, synthesized statistics from Pew Research Center, Graduate Management Admission Council and others into an easy-to-digest visual. Top Read More »

Now is not the time for generics. That was the idea behind the roll-out of the online MBA degree program at North Carolina State University this fall. The 45-credit hour, asynchronous two-year program Read More »

Check out how mind-boggling company policies are making a difference and leading some companies to incredible success. Read More »

The University of the People has made news of late as academics with impressive backgrounds move forward to help advise and launch the tuition-free online school. School president Shai Reshef shared with Read More »

John McCarthy, professor of linguistics, was recently appointed vice provost for Graduate Education and dean of the Graduate School at UMass Amherst. “The primary focus of my career, so far, has Read More »

Tech business – head East. That’s part of the message in today’s announcement that Google will allocate part of its New York offices to Cornell University and Technion — the Israel Read More »

MBA Women International, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of business women as corporate leaders, executives and entrepreneurs, announced four new board members Thursday: Laura Read More »

We found the funniest, most accurate, or otherwise best scenes that involve people working hard out on the road. Read More »

Northeastern University announced the launch of a new entrepreneurship-focused educational center. The Northeastern University Center for Entrepreneurship Education “creates a pipeline that teaches Read More »

Smart businesses tend to follow the money, and sometimes that means growing into a business the founders hadn't ever imagined. Read More »

According to the 22nd annual survey of federal chief information officers (CIOs) conducted by TechAmerica, the top concern of the executives was cybersecurity. When asked to rank their top concerns, 20 Read More »

Babson College announced Wednesday a new partnership between the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business and the Peace Corps, providing financial assistance to returned volunteers through the Paul D. Coverdell Read More »

Drexel University’s LeBow MBA Anywhere program is no new kid on the block. Entering its 10th year delivering online degree programs, the Philadelphia-based school shook things up this fall, adding Read More »

Thunderbird School of Global Management placed third, moving up two spots in as many years, in the Financial Times’ worldwide executive open enrollment business education rankings, released Tuesday Read More »

Marc Johnson was named the 16th president of the University of Nevada, Reno by a vote of the Nevada Board of Regents last month. Johnson has served as the university’s interim president since the Read More »

Choosing between pursing a master’s in supply chain management (MPS/SCM) or an MBA with a concentration or specialization in the area can be a challenging decision. “Every business, no matter Read More »

Searching for hashtags on your own time is a great way to find the latest tips, pointers, news, and views an MBA needs. Read More »

The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) announced Monday it granted initial accreditation or reaffirmation of accreditation to 29 colleges and universities in four countries Read More »

There are many ways that businesses kill creativity, which is bad for those creative minds and the organization as a whole. Read More »

Built by veterans, for veterans, the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV) provides American servicemen and women the basics for building a business of their own, free of cost Read More »

Governors State University announced Wednesday it will offer an accelerated MBA in Supply Chain Management for the spring 2013 semester. Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and the Accreditation Read More »

Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business and the Indian Institute of Management-Lucknow announced several teaching and research initiatives resulting from an agreement signed Tuesday by IU Read More »

Stack the odds in your favor by taking advantage of all of the great resources available to startups these days, including a vast library of helpful readings. Read More »

Read on to learn some of the most telling stats about female MBAs that show that equality in the business world still has a long way to go. Read More »

Columbia Business School announced a new executive MBA program for working professionals across North and South America, called EMBA-Americas. With classes based out of the school’s main campus Read More »

According to a Pew Research Center survey on voter’s concerns coming into the presidential election, health care ranked as the fourth most important concern, following the economy, jobs, and the Read More »