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Recognized for her groundbreaking research on family businesses and women's entrepreneurship, Professor Kimberly Eddleston was recently honored with USASBE's highest distinction.

In a globalized world, cultural agility is essential for building trust, collaboration, and innovation across borders. Distinguished Professor Paula Caligiuri shares strategies to help professionals and organizations thrive in an interconnected environment.

“Human motivations haven't changed, but how we engage with content has,” says Bulchandani. “Today, consumers have the control, and our challenge is to create content that captures attention amid overwhelming information.”

Led by CEM Faculty Fellow and Professor of International Business & Strategy Julia Ivy, MBA students craft global strategies to help Ukrainian companies expand despite the challenges of war.

During her 36-year tenure, the University Distinguished Professor researched corporate strategy and leadership in the emerging capitalist business landscape. Thanks to Putin's regime, that's finished. She's not.

While most major airlines have fully resumed operations following a massive IT outage last week that grounded flights around the globe, Delta Airlines is still in the thick of it, canceling an additional 415 flights Tuesday morning as it works to restore service.

It seems axiomatic that innovation happens in economies where resources are plentiful, but it is equally true that necessity is the mother of invention, so can new ideas that could transform health care delivery in the developed world arise in low-resource regions?

Yi Zheng, Faculty Fellow at the Center for Emerging Markets (CEM) and Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Northeastern University, organized an enriching forum focused on “Sustainable Energy in Cities and Communities” to celebrate World Environment Day with the Boston Urban Forum.

The Center for Emerging Markets at Northeastern University hosted the 6th Annual Greater Boston Corporate Governance Workshop, attracting 32 attendees from 14 institutions. Organized by CEM Faculty Fellows Ruth Aguilera and Kevin Chuah, the event featured discussions on R&D management, public-private partnerships, regulatory impacts, proxy voting, and corporate emissions accountability, showcasing cutting-edge research and faculty expertise.

All plastics need to be treated as a public health issue that requires regulation and a change in the consumption culture, Northeastern experts say.