More insights and highlights from the UNC Kenan-Flagler community. Thought leaders Professor Jeff Hoopes was honored with the 2023 Bullard Faculty Researc...
Professor Matthew Pearsall brings insights about what makes teams and leaders effective.
Researchers show what happens when leaders focus too much on preventing errors.
Research shows that Black women negotiators receive more favorable offers and outcomes compared with white women and Black men.
When it comes to the faculty trifecta of excellence – teaching, research and service – Jennifer Conrad is the gold standard.
Through his courses and new research lab, Saravanan Kesavan explores the potential of artificial intelligence to transform business.
Researchers study personal wealth’s role in selling a patent – and if more wealth closes the gender gap in patent sales.
The new state-of the-art building will make it possible to enroll more undergraduates and dramatically increase the space for teaching, student life and collaboration.
Our newest faculty members work in the fields of finance, management communication, marketing, operations, organizational behavior, and strategy and entrepreneurship.
Awesome dreams fuel resilience at work, researchers from UNC Kenan-Flagler reveal.
An unlikely path to accounting led Robert Bushman to a lifelong passion for innovative research and teaching.
UNC Kenan-Flagler celebrates the Class of 2022 — the next generation of leaders is ready to make the world a better place.
The late Charles S. Ackerman (BSBA ’55), who had a successful career in real estate, wanted to help the Business School address critical sustainability challenges.
Professor Eva Labro takes an unconventional but highly impactful approach to teaching and research. She wouldn’t have it any other way.
PhD student Ricky Burgess studies leadership, identity and morality in the context of teams.
“When you look at the jobs that are having trouble hiring, it’s the ones with really long hours, inflexible schedules, not great pay and limited benefits,”...
Professor Barry Bayus, who studies crowdfunding, sees little evidence that Kickstarter has ignited any sort of mass movement toward turning ordinary people...
Professors Travis Howell (PhD '20), Chris Bingham and Brad Hendricks write that solo founders can succeed if they have the support of co-creators.
