John Nelson (MBA ’20) is using his MBA to make real estate development a force for positive change.
STAR partners student teams with corporate partners to solve complex business challenges.
Joe Darcy (MBA ’20) developed his playbook for a career in venture capital – and is hoping to make the world better along the way.
Mabel Acosta (MBA ’20) promoted diversity in UNC Kenan-Flagler community.
Celebrating graduates, providing career support, and helping find personal protective equipment are part of life at UNC Kenan-Flagler during the COVID-19 crisis.
As UNC Kenan-Flagler moves online in response to the pandemic, the strength of the community is in full view.
Maya Anderson (MBA ’20) is heading into consulting and is determined to use business for good.
The Donors & Scholars Celebration brings donors together with the best and brightest who benefit from their philanthropy.
Carolyn Kreuzkamp (MBA ’20) shares recommendations to prospective full-time MBA students on where to live and play.
As a chemical engineer, Blessing Adesiyan (MBA ’19) is trained to solve problems. As an entrepreneur, she is developing the resources working mothers need to thrive at work and at home.
Innovating in education and creating more successful, diverse workplaces are drivers for Davis (MBA ’20).
Anthony Miner (MBA ’21) examined the ROI of his choice: career, network and cost.
Al Dea (MBA ’15) thrives by helping others and learning along the way.
Even before classes started, a classmate has made an enduring impact on the life of Becca Jordan (MBA ’21).
Starting a business while earning his MBA, Alex Brandwein (MBA ’20) is tapping into the power of the Carolina network.
Professor Paul Friga writes that the coronavirus crisis has the potential to change higher education more than any recession in the past,
Professor Mahka Moeen writes about important lessons about human enterprise that can guide team efforts today to stop COVID-19.
Frequently used in military situations, scenario planning can help college and university leaders during uncertain times, writes Paul Friga.
