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Carmyn Polk presents PartumCare Now to an attendee of the family resources fair
Johnson School

Student-veterans create resource fair for local parents

The fair, organized by a master’s student and her partner, distributed $62,000 in free supplies to 180 local families

Zachery Badrawi, MBA ’27, second from right, with his teammates during the Battle of the Brands case competition hosted by the Corporate Leadership Club

Park Perspective: Manufacturing your own leadership style

Zachery Badrawi, Park Fellow and MBA ’27, reflects on redefining his identity as he shifts from engineering to business

H1-B student sitting in a large university lecture hall with a laptop open in front of them
Johnson School

H-1B for graduates: Does a business master’s degree help?

Learn the process, master’s cap eligibility, and OPT/STEM OPT timelines

Chelsey Turner and Evan Gold standing in front of their poster, showcasing their work for Hollenbeck’s Cider Mill.

Pressed for legacy: Cider mill keeps a tradition going strong

Big Red Microenterprise students reflect on helping a beloved upstate cider mill plan a sustainable future while staying true to its roots

A Woman Holding a Paper with Charts Near Her Laptop

Investment Portfolio Case Competition: A challenge beyond portfolio construction

Complex portfolio scenario challenges Cornell students to balance investment strategy, tax considerations, cash flow and estate planning

Mentees and mentors meet for 1:1 conversations on family business issues.

From ideas to insight: Lessons from Cornell’s Sam Seltzer ’48 Mentors Forum

Luca Mosena MBA ’27 shares how mentor conversations are shaping his goals in business and family enterprise

Team SKEMA and coach Ambra Mazzelli huddle in a classroom to prepare for their team’s case competition presentation.

From Paris to Cornell: Road to finals at Family Business Case Competition

SKEMA participates in the Cornell Family Business Case Competition for the first time, placing third

luxury beach resort

Sustainability at the heart of luxury travel

An MBA internship showed how sustainability can be a luxury advantage, with simple operational and guest‑experience changes driving impact, credibility, and growth at Empirean Consulting

Traditional Japanese garden and architecture.

Ethiopia has the playbook. Will it use it? Lessons from Japan and Korea’s rise

An Ethiopian MBA student visits Japan and Korea and reflects on how Ethiopia can adapt lessons from East Asia’s development model