In California, as in the country as a whole, statistics on racial disparities in the criminal legal system are stark. Those disparities lead to tricky questions, according to Leavey School of Business economist.
Since 2021, Leavey’s Black Corporate Board Readiness program at its Silicon Valley Executive Center has sought to accelerate diversity in corporate governance through a structured executive education program for Black leaders.
With the launch of the School’s new strategic plan, Leavey PLUS, the Leavey School of Business is launching an effort to increase its global presence and impact.
Whether data is being used by marketers to target specific audiences online, computer engineers to teach human-like behaviors to algorithms, or investors to inform financial decision making, data is arguably the world’s most precious commodity.
Discover the extraordinary legacy of Mario Belotti, longtime Leavey legend who left his mark across six decades. Uncover how his optimistic outlook and innovative programs, like the annual Economic Symposium, left a lasting impact on students, colleagues, and the business world at large.
For Tim Cabral (B.S Finance ’89, MBA ‘95), curiosity has always been a foundational attribute that has fueled his career in finance.
For all the talk about inflation and economic uncertainty in the past year or two, consumers are showing no fear in their 2023 holiday shopping. A record-setting 200.4 million flocked to stores, sites, and apps on Black Friday this year, according to data from the National Retail Federation.
Starting in 2024, Leavey is making it more convenient for busy working professionals in Silicon Valley to earn a top-ranked executive MBA degree. The School’s renowned Executive MBA program will now enable students to participate in more than one-third of the program online.
Kumar Sarangee, an associate professor of marketing specializing in new product development and innovation, recently shared his insights on the contemporary processes of product innovation through findings of his research.
The days of the evening news being a person’s primary way to see what’s going on in the world are long over. News is everywhere — on the internet, cell phones, and social media. This can be great when a company wants to spread a message quickly and also very negative when misinformation spreads like wildfire, especially in a crisis situation.
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