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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Admissions tips from first-year MBAs
Getting to know our MBA applicants is one of our top admissions priorities—here, a few of our first-year MBA students offers their best application tips.
Adirondack Expedition: An opportunity to practice leadership
Students practiced leadership skills during a three-day Adirondacks Leadership Expedition—complete with hiking, camping, and canoeing.
Breaking gender barriers across generations
At the Cornell Family Business Roundtable, women from within the Johnson community and beyond gathered to discuss leadership and their family’s businesses.
Carrie George, MPA/MILR ’06, on the future of ethical supply chain
Carrie George shared her insights on ethical supply chain as part of SGE's speaker series called Leaders in Sustainable Global Enterprise.
Tips for making an impact and taking advantage of the endless opportunities at Dyson
One student shares her tips for making an impact and taking advantage of the endless opportunities at the Cornell Dyson School.
Park Fellows alumni spotlight: Alex Ivanov, MBA ’00
Alex Ivanov, MBA ’00 and Park Fellow, reflects on his Park Fellowship experience and how he continues to give back to the Cornell and Johnson communities.
Look to entrepreneurs for what’s next in healthcare
With consumers demanding more from healthcare and the industry struggling to contain costs, professionals with entrepreneurial mindsets will shape the future.
Leading in a VUCA world takes courage, conviction, character
General George Casey Jr. called his three years in Iraq “a leadership laboratory” when he discussed leading in a VUCA world in D.C., Oct. 9.
Will Tencent, parent of WeChat, make its way to U.S. markets?
Gil Rabinowitch, MBA ’19, explains the history of Tencent, WeChat’s parent company, and how it could make its way into the U.S. market.
Park Perspectives: 3 tips for maintaining long-distance relationships during business school
Distance is tough, but with these tips from Taylor Fox you can better maintain your long-distance relationship and even deepen it while at business school.
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