News

“I couldn't be happier or more grateful to each member of the university and each professor” says Ladhari.

D'Amore-McKim School of Business Professor of International Business and Strategy and Group Coordinator Christopher Robertson was recently selected as a Fulbright Scholar, his third time receiving the prestigious honor.

“D'Amore-McKim does a fantastic job of exposing students to a wide range of subjects and lessons in the first year that help shed light on where you want to concentrate moving forward, and things you may not have known coming in.” – Hannah Barresi, MBA'18

“You can start implementing all the knowledge that you acquire in your daily routine at work and since tax laws are constantly changing, the program teaches you how to stay current with the new laws and regulations,” says Saviñón.

D'Amore-McKim School of Business Assistant Professor of Marketing Yakov Bart examines the growth of food trends on social media, commenting on their recent popularity and “cool factor” with social media users. In the age of the “Unicorn Frappuccino,” what's next?

Co-sponsored by the Center for Emerging Markets and Cornell's Emerging Markets Institute the inaugural lecture series, “The Other One Perfect: Indians in America,” was recently held to explore how Indians-Americans came to be so successful in the United States.

Mary Fernandes, DMSB'83, reflects on her time at D'Amore-McKim and how it shaped her career. Fernandes is an entrepreneur and owner of Vermajé Tea Co., a startup tea and teaware company for those seeking calm and relaxation.

Poets&Quants recently named two D'Amore-McKim School of Business students, Miranda Beggin and Jeremy Goldstein, to its class of 2017 ‘best and brightest' business majors list. The feature honors 100 of the most accomplished seniors majoring in business.

Johnny Fayad and Ali Kothari, both DMSB'17, recently came in second place at e-Fest, the largest undergraduate entrepreneurship competition, for their business Eat Your Coffee. The co-founders were awarded $50,000 cash, in addition to a $5,000 award for D'Amore-McKim's entrepreneurship programs.

Northeastern University recently recognized its community members, including many from the D'Amore-McKim School of Business, for their contributions to the school in academics, leadership roles and extracurricular activities.