Students traveled to Iceland, Denmark, London, and Silicon Valley, engaging with industry leaders in finance, sustainability, and global business.
“Taking ownership of a high-visibility project that had a tangible strategic outcome was the highlight of my residency. It's fulfilling to know that the work I accomplish over my yearlong residency will leave an impact on the Ballet for years to come.” – Steve Hume, MBA'25
The airline industry is undergoing major changes driven by economic uncertainty, evolving consumer behavior, and new technologies. Airlines are navigating rising costs, shifting preferences, and safety concerns, while looking to emerging markets and sustainability for future growth.
The Business of Entertainment (BoE) Club is redefining how business students engage with the world of film, music, and TV. Founded by D'Amore-McKim students who saw an untapped opportunity, BoE provides a space for those passionate about entertainment to come together, learn, and explore career possibilities.
“The program also emphasizes mentorship and networking, which has been valuable. I've connected with professionals and peers who inspire and challenge me. This experience has truly helped prepare me for my future career.” – David B., MS in Accounting/MBA'24
AI doesn't have to be expensive for small and mid-sized businesses. By building strong Human-AI teams, designing processes that enhance collaboration, and fostering continuous feedback loops, companies can leverage AI to improve decision-making, customer service, and adaptability—without the hefty price tag.
Recognized for her groundbreaking research on family businesses and women's entrepreneurship, Professor Kimberly Eddleston was recently honored with USASBE's highest distinction.
“I sought a clear path to a new career and was thrilled to find that the D'Amore-McKim program integrates professional experience into its curriculum. I wanted a program that emphasizes practical experience and effectively prepares me for a successful transition.” – Emily Malzone, MS in Accounting/MBA'24
This year's Super Bowl ads are more than just entertainment—they're a reflection of evolving consumer values and cutting-edge marketing strategies. Professor Yakov Bart of the D'Amore-McKim School of Business breaks down the trends, from emotional storytelling to the rise of AI.