Harmonie Jacobson (MBA ’20) shares her goals as president of Carolina Women in Business.
Former presidential advisor Valerie Jarrett discussed how she learned to trust her inner voice to pursue a life of public service.
Find your purpose, do well and do good. Professor Nick Didow, a double Tar Heel, celebrates the Undergraduate Business Program Class of 2019.
Try these strategies for avoiding workplace burnout and building your personal resilience.
In June, donors can invest in common and preferred honorary “stock” to celebrate our Centennial.
Neil Pathak (BSBA ’18) knew he wanted to work in his family business, but explored other paths before he returned home to follow his passion.
Real estate veterans discuss the importance of human capital and diversity in their companies at the UNC Real Estate Conference.
Parsons (MBA ’19) focused on inclusivity at UNC Kenan-Flagler, from building community to addressing income inequality.
Don’t show up for Sreedhari Desai’s classes expecting to listen passively to lectures. Leadership, negotiations and ethics are serious courses, but Desai...
Her passion for Carolina For The Kids strengthens her connection with the UNC Kenan-Flagler community.
Michael Burris (MBA ’19) was drawn to the collaborative culture at UNC Kenan-Flagler. He’s making it even stronger as president of our Veterans Association.
UNC Kenan-Flagler’s Megan Parker provides a few tips for your LinkedIn profile that might help with future job prospects.
When Ryan Meyer (MBA ’19) flew to San Francisco for his summer internship at Yoshi, he hoped to return to Chapel Hill with a full-time offer. He achieved h...
After serving in the U.S. Army’s Special Operations Forces, Bertelli (MBA ’16) used his MBA studies to transition to CEO and entrepreneur.
There is no education like experience. And thanks to global Venture Capital Investment Competition (VCIC), students get it at UNC Kenan-Flagler.
Rigorous data is key to measuring impact, says Dave Roberts, president of UNC Executive Development, which is ranked No. 1 globally for value for custom programs.
Professor Elad Sherf finds hurdles that keep managers from soliciting and encouraging ideas and input from employees.
Olga Hawn, strategy and entrepreneurship professor and Center for Sustainable Enterprise faculty director, is honored.
