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In African Americans, Current MBAs, Hispanic Americans, Kellogg, MBA, MBA Stories, Venture Capital, Women Posted February 28, 2020

Navigating a Career in Venture Capital as a Woman of Color

On Wednesday we introduced you to some of Kellogg School of Management’s new courses and electives for 2019-2020. Today we’d like to introduce you to Veronica Reaves, a first-year MBA [...]

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In curriculum, faculty, Kellogg, MBA Posted February 27, 2020

Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management: New Faculty and Electives Introduced for the 2019–2020 Academic Year

Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management notes on their website that The Kellogg Purpose is “To educate, equip and inspire brave leaders who build strong organizations [...]

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In communications skills, Cornell, Harvard, Kellogg, research Posted December 13, 2019

Why Your Next Brainstorm Should Begin with an Embarrassing Story

New research from the Kellogg School suggests that embarrassment may be key in generating increased creative brainstorming. Leigh Thompson, a professor of management and organizations at Kellogg, [...]

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In Brigham Young University, Deans, Kellogg, MBA, Trends, Tuck, UCLA Posted November 25, 2019

What Good Is an MBA Anymore, Anyway?

Bloomberg Businessweek talks to 5 business school deans about why it’s still important to get an MBA. Represented are UCLA’s Anderson School, Brigham Young’s Marriott School, [...]

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In Kellogg, MBA, Trends Posted November 4, 2019

Five Predictions About U.S. Higher Education In 2040

Sally Blount, former dean at Kellogg, and Larry Shulman, senior partner emeritus at the Boston Consulting Group, offer their predictions on the future of 4-year college degrees. From colleges [...]

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