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The business of being Karl Lagerfeld, creator
Mukti Khaire, Johnson professor, authors an op-ed on her interactions with the late Karl Lagerfield, known for his work as creative director of Chanel.
2019 Investment Portfolio Case Competition recap: Cross-disciplinary and professionally valuable
Sakshi Gupta, CFEM ’19, reflects on her experience competing in the 2019 Investment Portfolio Case Competition with fellow CFEM and MBA students.
Park Perspectives: Leadership in context
Gabriel Sudduth ’10, Two-Year MBA ’20, defines what leadership means to him and how he applies his personal mission statement to guide decisions.
Park Fellows alumni spotlight: Kristen Rainey, MBA ’09
Kristen Rainey, MBA ’09 and Park Fellow, reflects on her fellowship experience and how she’s making an impact today with food sustainability efforts.
2019’s first IBI case: Swimming in corporate debt
The 2019 Investment Banking Immersion kicked off with a case on a bond transaction, challenging us to complete an analysis of the debt market’s current state.
Investment Banking Immersion kicks off with Leadership Day
Bryan Burroughs, MBA ’20, recaps the Investment Banking Immersion’s spring semester start with a morning full of team-building activities.
How climate change and California’s wildfires changed the way I approach the future
Maya, who once dreamt of building a home in California’s woods, writes how recent wildfires helped her understand the emotional aspects of climate change.
Years after graduation, these Cornell MBAs are still each other’s Big Red valentines
It’s no secret that Johnson MBAs have been known to fall in love. On Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating alumni who are still each other’s perfect case.
NY’s ag economy faces low profits, big risks
Assistant Professor Jenny Ifft weighs in on New York State’s agricultural economy, which is facing low profits and big risks.