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See how we’re turning ambition into impact every day through stories and updates about Johnson School students, faculty, staff, alumni, partners, and friends.

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Let’s make life delicious! A summer at Kraft Heinz

Kaitlyn Briggs writes about her passion for sustainability, the dairy industry and her summer internship in marketing at Kraft Heinz.

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Cornell convenes summit of business school diversity, equity, and inclusion leaders

Michelle Duguid, associate dean for diversity, inclusion and belonging, convenes Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Business School Leadership Summit

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Student perspective: My experience interning at Cornell’s Emerging Markets Institute

Meghana Gavirneni ’23 discusses her projects and reflects on her experiences as a summer intern at the Emerging Markets Institute.

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Johnson celebrates National Coming Out Day

To commemorate National Coming Out Day, some of our MBA students are sharing their stories and perspectives.

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How the B Corporation movement is remaking business

Professor Chris Marquis says that over the past summer, he’s seen the B Corporation movement picking up some serious speed.

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Student perspective: What I learned from my virtual internship

What my online internship experience at the Emerging Markets Institute taught me about emerging economies, the world, and myself.

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Raising the visibility of antiracist, pro-humanity initiatives

Laillah Rice, MBA ’09, and fellow senior marketers launched the Humanity Lab to support social justice activists and organizations.

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Opinion: Let Bezos and Musk make billions. Just force them to share a little with the rest of us.

Professor Emeritus Bob Frank argues that increasing the capital gain tax could make money available to help many aspects of our society.

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The Masters in Management’s fight for US recognition

Johnson Dean Mark Nelson points to the value of a Masters in Management as current high-level employment opportunities remain few and far between.