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Rethink your business model to keep the ship afloat during COVID-19

Posted March 24, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

Organizations of all shapes and sizes are changing the way they do business as the COVID-19 pandemic forces the world to change. For many small businesses, this unexpected economic slowdown is particularly difficult. Supply chains are vulnerable; Inventory isn’t coming in, and neither are customers. You don’t have extra resources: So what can you do…… Read more »

How to make the most of your online meetings

Posted March 23, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

As meetings move online in our “new normal,” how can you make the most of your time – and the time of others?

Advice for small businesses in Indy

Posted March 17, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

On Friday, I joined an impromptu meeting at the Indy Chamber to answer the following question: “How do we deploy immediate support for small business owners in Indianapolis?”

Faculty Spotlight: Kim Donahue

Posted March 10, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

Faculty Spotlight: Kim Donahue “Take chances. Say yes to opportunities, embrace your talents and find a job that fits you.”

Does corporate social responsibility pay off?

Posted March 2, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

New research from the Kelley School of Business shows firms that are best-in-class in their industry in terms of corporate social responsibility receive higher valuations in financial markets.

Tobias Leadership Center announces 2020 cohort of Fellows

Posted February 25, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

The Randall L. Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence at Indiana University congratulates the 15th class of Tobias Fellows, an exclusive cohort designed to enhance the leadership skills of high-talent, experienced leaders.

Adding to the toolbox: Why this occupational therapy manager is going back to school

Posted February 24, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

Why this occupational therapist is heading back to school “I think a business mind is imperative—even for those who aren’t in leadership. Understanding how the ‘business of healthcare’ works can enhance how you perform as a healthcare professional, and it can give you a better perspective of how your organization is run. Even if you’re not the one making the decisions, you can help influence decisions and speak the language in planning meetings.”