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Park Leadership Fellowship enhanced through two new endowment gifts
Donald Douglas, MBA ’00, a former Roy H. Park Leadership Fellow, is giving back to the program that supported him during his time at Cornell in the form of two new endowed funds.
Park Perspectives: The (un)natural leader
Greg Wool, MBA ’21 explains the benefits of admiring your efforts—the continuous improvement mindset—rather than the goal you’ve accomplished.
Learning to recognize discrimination in business language
According to Angela Noble-Grange, senior lecturer of management communication, a reason we use business speak is to build credibility.
World Government Summit shapes economic future and explores hidden innovation potential
Professor Soumitra Dutta spoke on the role of innovation in building a sustainable and inclusive future.
Japan-Korea trek focuses on business strategy in wines and spirits
Students in Johnson’s residential MBA programs traveled to Japan and Korea, identifying international business opportunities in wine and spirits.
These Chinese stocks will be hurt the most if the U.S. forces them to delist
Professor Andrew Karolyi weighs in on a federal bill that could force Chinese companies to delist their shares from U.S. exchanges.
The Rundown: Highlights from the week of June 1
Expert perspectives from Cornell SC Johnson College of Business faculty on COVID-19’s impact on business, hospitality, and the economy.
How to conduct a job search and position yourself for career success during COVID-19
Career Management Center professionals and alumni offer tips to help you optimize your job search and career in 2020 and beyond.
William Schulze recognized as 2020 Fellow of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists
Schulze elected as a 2020 Fellow for outstanding contributions to the advancement of the profession of environmental and resource economics.