Madeline DeVlieger, DMSB'18, was recently named one of the 2018 Poets&Quants “Best & Brightest” business majors. DeVlieger is one of 101 students nominated and chosen from 50 business programs. Kate Murdock, DMSB'18, was also chosen.
“Systems thinking is a skill that I have appreciated learning about, as it's relevant in any field that has multiple moving parts working toward a common goal.” – Colleen Grey, Graduate Certificate in Leading People and Organizations
Professor Tucker Marion answers questions about the trend toward the “gamification of learning” and describes his recently launched innovation simulator.
In this recorded webinar, Linda Harding and Annemarie Folan discuss the application process for the Part-Time MBA program.
Kyle Rossini, DMSB/SSH'20, was one of more than 400 Northeastern University students to showcase their work at RISE:2018, the university's Research, Innovation, and Scholarship Expo, organized by the Center for Research Innovation.
The Northeastern University Center for Emerging Markets recently held the second annual India Lecture Series: “The Outlook for the Indian Economy,” presented by Dr. Arvind Panagariya.
“The MS in Accounting/MBA program provides numerous opportunities for exposure to top accounting firms that can lead to potential employment opportunities following graduation,” says Nayyar.
“It has been extremely valuable to work with people from many different backgrounds and find out the best ways to leverage our skill sets in order to achieve goals” – Sam Fulmer, MBA'18
D'Amore-McKim School of Business Jean C. Tempel Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Fernando Suarez, and his recent MIT Sloan Management Review article focused on the “hybrid trap” and the future of innovation were featured in News@Northeastern.
After leaving his job in software sales in the search for a more meaningful purpose, Andy Rosenthal, DMSB'07, co-founded The Terebinth Group, the largest, family-owned provider of housing to people with developmental and intellectual disabilities in Indiana.
Naheed Vadsaria, DMSB'02, served as a civilian social scientist with French and American coalition forces during the war in Afghanistan. During her time there, Vadsaria built relationships with Afghan women, reducing burdens on U.S. forces.