Ruth V. Aguilera and her co-author urge organizations to take a new approach to corporate governance in the face of existential risks posed by the strain of planetary resources in their study, which received the Journal of Management Studies 2022 Best Paper Award.
The Tea Shop at Northeastern's Oakland campus will start brewing Equator coffee, a certified B Corp co-founded by Helen Russell, DMSB'88. “We are a great fit for Northeastern because we prove that business can be a force for good,” Russell says.
Gary J. Young says that the full body MRI trend is not just about the astronomical costs to individuals but about the additional strain on a system that already relies too heavily on imaging and not enough on preventative measures.
This summer saw the rise of Swiftonomics, and this fall is seeing her conquer the NFL and voter registration. Yakov Bart says her reach now “extends to all domains of life.”
The Vivek and Vandana Sharma's gift to CEM has provided seed funding to Nishith Prakash, Professor of Public Policy and Economics in the College of Social Studies and Humanities and CEM Faculty Fellow, to pursue an innovative research project in India.
Supply chain professor Nada Sanders says the auto-worker's strike at U.S. plants will have rippling effects across international supply chains, and small businesses that supply auto makers with parts are the most vulnerable as they continue to recover from the COVID-19 shutdowns.
Tyler Farley, DMSB'19, works to bring entrepreneurial resources to all Northeastern students as the Mosaic program manager. Andrew Shenouda, Khoury'25, DMSB'25, credits Mosaic with helping his own venture get off the ground.
The Center for Emerging Markets was thrilled to participate in India's dynamic startup scene by supporting SmartIDEAthon 2023, one of the country's largest social innovation pitchfests.
Meet the 29 full-time faculty members joining D'Amore-McKim this fall; a group with boundary-spanning expertise that will deepen the school's interdisciplinary reach.
Juan (Johnny) Garibay Atef, DMSB'25, and Alexis Hooks, DMSB'23 offer advice to younger Huskies just beginning their journeys at Northeastern.
As the daughter of a Northeaster alum and a Boston area native, Zoya Islam is no stranger to being a Husky. She is excited to be starting her business degree in London. “Devon House is so welcoming. The study areas make me want to do my homework,” she says.
First-year Ethan Burne is starting his D'Amore-McKim journey in Oakland. He looks forward to the experiential learning opportunities that await him. “I liked the idea of the Northeastern co-op experience. I liked the idea of engaging in the real world,” he says.