Gregory Mishkel, MD, MBA’17, enjoyed the administrative side of medicine but realized he needed greater business expertise. He gained much more than an MBA.
Entries by Teresa Mackin
Howard Keller: A remarkable legacy
As we near the middle of the fall semester, we remember Howard Keller, a faculty member who made a significant impact on the entire Kelley School family.
2018 Indiana Manufacturing Survey: Push for Automation Increases
As Indiana’s largest industry sector enjoys continued growth in revenues and profits, its employers are investing heavily in automation and manufacturing efficiency, welcoming an industry movement that, nationally, has been dubbed “Industry 4.0.”
Physicians with MBAs: The future of medicine
The world of medicine is largely reliant on how well healthcare functions as a system.
Kelley Evening MBA career coaching is pivotal for increasing engineer’s velocity
Kyle Egenolf, MBA’17, is an engineer—a strong critical thinker and problem solver—but to take his career to the next level, he needed more.
Tobias Fellows: Storytelling in leadership
“As a leader, I need to be able to share who we are and what makes our organization so special through stories and symbols.”
Shared experiences, similar insecurities: Tobias Fellows learn from leaders in other fields
It was a moment of vulnerability from a Tobias Fellow peer that stands out most to Jennifer Kerr as she reflects on her time as a Tobias Fellow in 2017.
MBA alum leads the academic health center of the future
As president of the adult academic health center (AHC) at Indiana University Health, Ryan Nagy, MD, MBA’15, is responsible for determining the strategic vision and priorities for IU Health Methodist and University hospitals.
Physician MBA alum leads American Society of Anesthesiologists
Earning an MBA was something he’d always wanted to do. Jim Grant, MD, MBA’15, had been a practicing anesthesiologist for over twenty years when he decided to pursue the degree.
Kelley MBA alumnus creates employment program aimed at veterans
Military veterans often face a big question at the end of their service: what’s next? Wes Wood, MBA’17, began considering that question as he wrapped up his last five years in the Army.