Posted by Teresa Mackin
Kelley professor Todd Saxton will serve as president of the Board of Directors for the Venture Club of Indiana in 2015, the organization has announced. Saxton, an associate professor of strategy and entrepreneurship, spearheads the entrepreneurial education and engagement efforts of the school’s Indianapolis campus.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Since earning her undergraduate degree in accounting from China’s Xiamen University in 1997, Lin Zheng has seen many changes in accounting standards in her home country.
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Tennis is, in principle, a team sport at IUPUI. But once members of the men’s tennis team step out on the court, they must draw upon their inner reserves, think on their feet, and make quick decisions — alone.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Now that I have reached the halfway point of Kelley’s Business of Medicine MBA program, I have been doing a lot of self-reflection and asking myself questions like “Is a MBA worth it for a MD?”
Posted by Teresa Mackin
The 2014 Net Impact conference held in Minneapolis at the beginning of November included a number of memorable keynotes, panel discussions, interactive workshops, and a case competition.
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When you think about innovation and entrepreneurship, what scenery comes into your mind? It may be the suburban garage, where visionaries like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs started as tinkerers on their way to becoming tech titans. Or maybe a state-of-the-art laboratory, where biotech breakthroughs cause venture capitalists to swoon.
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Delta Sigma Pi – Kappa Sigma is the only co-ed professional business fraternity on IUPUI’s campus. Our fraternity is comprised of business students who do more than just sponsor and organize professional events.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Prosperity in a society is the accumulation of solutions to human problems.” – Eric Beinhocker and Nick Hanauer, McKinsey Quarterly, 2014.
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The Student Government at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis is a key part of getting business students involved in events at IUPUI. Throughout the semester we organize and sponsor activities to increase student engagement and enthusiasm, such as selling Kelley apparel and providing food and drink for special occasions.