Many experts consider 1968 one of the most consequential years in U.S. history. The nation was at a crossroads after terrible tragedies, looking for young ...
How to use strategic control points and vertically aligned incentives is the subject of a new book by Professor William Putsis.
Innovating in education and creating more successful, diverse workplaces are drivers for Davis (MBA ’20).
Dave Roberts suggests steps that could support learning-and-development professions navigate these exciting yet challenging times to prepare their organizations and workforce for the future of work.
A business opportunity takes Katie Munch Ramos (BSBA ’17) to explore a new world.
Al Dea (MBA ’15) has a new book to help prospective and current MBA students make the most of their two years in business school.
Anthony Miner (MBA ’21) examined the ROI of his choice: career, network and cost.
Applying lessons in sustainability and entrepreneurship from UNC Kenan-Flagler, she co-founded a women-owned food hub to bring a triple-bottom-line approach to the meat industry.
Al Dea (MBA ’15) thrives by helping others and learning along the way.
Dave Hofmann knows how companies and organizations can accelerate their decision-making and, ultimately, their success.
Even before classes started, a classmate has made an enduring impact on the life of Becca Jordan (MBA ’21).
The new concentration will develop full-time MBA students’ analytic toolkits and business acumen for strategic decision-making.
Bryan Hernandez (BSBA ’19) shares the journey that led him to Carolina.
Highlighting the similarities between different sides of an issue to find practical solutions has been the common thread in the career of Jeff Mittelstadt (MBA ’07).
The UNC Kenan-Flagler community celebrates the School’s legacy and what’s next by dedicating a time capsule.
Professor Mark McNeilly and UNC colleagues surveyed undergraduates to get a sense of the campus climate.
Professor Dave Hartzell and Jack Ryan (MBA '20) discuss real-world real estate studies at UNC Kenan-Flagler, including student-managed funds.
Professor Paige Ouimet is honored for being at the forefront of research and business education.
