Taking the plunge(r): young alum forges a creative path to business success
Chris Moss, DMSB'17, enrolled at Northeastern University in 2012 with a dream to become an entrepreneur. By the time he graduated, Moss was CEO of his own company.
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Steve Langton named to U.S. Olympic Bobsled team
Steve Langton, DMSB'06, will compete in his third Olympic games in February 2018 as a member of the U.S. Olympic Men's Bobsled Team. He previously competed in the Olympic Games in Vancouver and Sochi
At home on shifting ground: student entrepreneur finds her identity in uncertainty
Abby Titcomb, E'18, created the safety app Knightly after being inspired by an end of class project required in “Innovation!” a crash course in rapid innovation, design and development taught by Professor Tucker Marion of the D'Amore-McKim School of Business.
Q&A with Robert Kearns, MST'18
“My biggest take away is that you can still learn every day,” says Kearns, “I have been in public accounting for almost 20 years and the program was still very challenging.”
All in the family
Spanning more than the past 30 years, 11 members of the Winters family have attended Northeastern University. Ranging from degrees in business, nursing, and engineering, among others, the Winters are proud to call Northeastern their alma mater.
Big data, big bias?
Professor Koen Pauwels explains how lean startup methodology can alleviate potential big data complications.
Q&A with Jackson Murray, GCSCM'18
“D'Amore-McKim has helped me develop a “big picture” outlook, and aided me in seeing business as a collaborative effort,” says Murray.
Senior analyst credits MS in Finance for career opportunities
“The support of the faculty, along with the scheduling flexibility post corporate residency, allowed me to accelerate achieving both degrees while working in just two years,” says Kevin Wilkins, MSF/MBA.
How the CVS-Aetna merger could improve—or undermine— healthcare
D'Amore-McKim School of Business professors Timothy Hoff, Patricia Illingworth and Gary Young weigh in on the recent CVS-Aetna merger, and what it means for the future of healthcare, on a business, ethical, and legal level for News@Northeastern.
Twins work to change lives ‘one library at a time'
Seema and Suraj Korumilli co-founded Literacy Movement 4 More in 2013, a nonprofit aimed at promoting literacy through the creation of libraries and the donation of laptops and other school supplies. With a goal of “changing lives one library at a time,” the two have since opened seven libraries around the world.