Kate Shallcross Welbourn (MBA ’07) is using her business acumen to support the search for a cure for a deadly pediatric cancer.
Professor Nick Didow (BSBA ’70, MBA ’73), who personifies the Carolina Way, received the top faculty award for outstanding public service on University Day.
Steven D. Bell (BA ’67) pledges $25 million for the new building for UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School, which will be named in his honor.
Kevin Clark’s (BSBA ’99) purpose in life is to help individuals and organizations reach their respective potentials.
This is an excellent time to position yourself for opportunities that will arise in the future and to bolster the value you bring to your current organization.
An ancient curse has particular relevance today: “May you live in interesting times.” These are interesting times indeed. The COVID-19 pandemic is the thir...
Supply-chain deficiencies are to blame, write PhD grads Dan Finkenstadt and Rob Hanfield, and Peter Guintoe.
UNC Professor Alison Fragale offers unique insights to navigate influencing others during times of uncertainty.
Chihao Tsui (MBA ’20) combined healthcare, consulting and entrepreneurship to launch a new career.
The start of fall semester was disrupted by COVID-19, but the important work at UNC Kenan-Flagler continues.
A trusted guardian of a company’s finances, as well as processes and systems to manage those finances, accountants have always been important. Now, they’re even more critical.
Her business education helped Chelsea Vickers (BSBA ’20) find her path – and now she’s helping others find theirs.
Professor Jan-Benedict Steenkamp examines how 16 leaders made bold decisions that changed the course of history.
The Family Enterprise Center program helps family-business owners address a critical issue to sustainable success.
A global pharmaceutical company enlisted UNC to help accelerate their new leaders and set clear expectations.
Professors Chris Bingham and Brad Hendricks and Travis Howell (PhD '20) write about the consequences of bringing a former CEO back to the firm.
How can college leaders come to such different decisions about reopening campuses? Because we all have blind spots in our decision-making processes, writes Professor Paul Friga.
Professor Paul Friga writes that if we don’t prepare for the possibility, we risk complete chaos.
