Cornell Business News archive
Cornell Business News showcases the college’s transformative educational outcomes, meaningful research and courage to tackle societal challenges. This archive is a collection the articles that feature research, insights and leadership across the college from the past several years.
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The Digital Transformation Leaves No Industry Untouched
Business leaders discuss how their organizations are embracing digital change with the help of analytics and innovation at the inaugural Cornell SC Johnson College of Business Digital Transformation Summit.
What makes a fraudster steal—and how to prevent it
Dyson professor Jack Little’s students learn from, and publish on, accounting frauds as part of Little’s Fraud Examination course.
Noteworthy: Lourdes Casanova makes 2017 List of Most Influential Ibero-American Intellectuals
This is the third time the Johnson lecturer has received this honor for her work and influence in the Ibero-American space.
Tru success: Alexandra Jaritz ’97
As Hilton's senior vice president and global head of Tru by Hilton, Jaritz has created a platform that will open many doors to a large and underserved market.
A bridge from Ithaca to Roosevelt Island
Johnson MBA students traveled by bus from Ithaca to New York City to participate in unique, focused courses at Cornell Tech’s new Roosevelt Island campus.
2018 eLab startups reflect partnerships across Cornell and SC Johnson College
Five of eLab's 15 chosen 2017–2018 startups were founded by teams with students from schools within the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business.
Noteworthy: Chris Barrett discusses future of U.S. international food aid with ABC News
Potential changes in the upcoming 2018 Farm Bill have sparked a debate on how U.S. international food aid programs should provide assistance.
Noteworthy: IHG’s Keith Barr ’92 talks to Hotel News Now on growth, tech strategies
Keith Barr ’92, who assumed the CEO position at InterContinental Hotels Group in July 2017, discusses what’s been keeping him busy on the job.
Reaching out of your comfort zone with electives
It’s important to reach beyond Dyson and find specific interests, so AEM students often take electives outside of CALS to flesh out their interests.
Stanley Bergman speaks on current business ethics with a message for millennials
Johnson welcomed chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Henry Schein, a top worldwide distributor of medical, dental, and veterinary supplies.
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