Community Insights

A person reaches for a package of frozen meat at the farmers market.
Dyson BusinessFeed

Scanner data can help NYS farmers boost market sales

Researchers partnered with NYS livestock farmers using point-of-sale technology, then analyzed their market transactions and uncovered insights that could increase farmers’ profits.

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Johnson BusinessFeed

Park Perspective: The Power of Curiosity in Conflict Management

Ashley Hamilton, MBA ’24, explores the importance of curiosity in both conflict management and leadership.

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Johnson BusinessFeed

Park Perspectives: Let the Battle of the Brands Begin

Ben Marks, MBA ’24, discusses learning opportunities outside the classroom, exemplified through the Battle of the Brands competition.

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Johnson BusinessFeed

Park Fellows alumni spotlight: Solomon Tesfaye MBA ’15

Solomon Tesfaye, MBA ’15, reflects on how his Park Fellow experience influences his approach to leadership in both his professional and personal life.

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Johnson BusinessFeed

Park Perspectives: Living Inclusivity

Derek Ju, MBA ’24, reflects on inclusivity at Johnson.

MBA students pose in front of a lake
Johnson BusinessFeed

Park Perspectives: Start asking “why”

Colin Anderson, MBA ’23, encourages students to find their purpose.

Park Fellows celebrate case competition victory
Johnson BusinessFeed

Park Perspectives: Working hard and being kind in the most competitive of arenas

Darren Horne, MBA ’23, advises on leaning in to support systems during recruiting.

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SC Johnson College BusinessFeed

Park Perspectives: Sowing seeds for courage

Valerie Hanke, MBA ’23, reflects on learning how to develop courage as a daily habit.”

Park Fellows posing in front of mountains in Peru
Johnson BusinessFeed

Park Perspectives: It’s okay not to be okay

Rachel Starr, MBA ’22, reflects on how embracing her struggles have made her an approachable leader.