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Entries by Teresa Mackin
How Secure Are We? What I Found Out Over The Break.
The start of the new year and the new semester is a good time to take stock of what you have and consider what something different would be like. It’s especially true this year, having just returned from a trip to the Dominican Republic (DR).
Business Ownership Initiative, Kelley School of Business Indianapolis helping local entrepreneurs start with solid financial plans
Kelley School faculty will train volunteer coaches to mentor entrepreneurs in planning, cash management – first session scheduled for January 17th at IUPUI.
Supply Chain By The Numbers: Six Sigma Project At A Fortune 50
One of the key strengths of the Kelley School of Business Evening MBA program is the opportunity to participate in enterprise experiences that allow for course work projects to be done as partnerships with real world companies.
Young Alumni Council raises $1700 in 24-hour online scholarship challenge.
Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students receive scholarships every year to help fund their college costs.
Kelley graduates earn CFO of the year honors
When the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ) named its top Indiana financial executives of 2013, the Kelley School of Business was well represented with five alumni recognized for their financial leadership.
Kelley Indianapolis Young Alumni Council mentor elementary students on business concepts through Biztown simulation
Imagine elementary school children operating banks, managing restaurants, writing checks and voting for mayor. Kelley Indianapolis’ Young Alumni Council (YAC), in partnership with Junior Achievement of Central Indiana, made this a reality for Indianapolis-area youth through a simulation called Biztown.
Former Kelley Indianapolis student continues her love of basketball with scholarship from the Sport Changes Life foundation
After graduation, Gretchen Gaskin knew she wanted to continue playing the sport she loved—basketball.
Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students competed in Celadon 24-Hour Team Case Study competition
Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students competed recently for cash and bragging rights during the Celadon 24-Hour Team Case Study competition.
J. Reed Smith takes helm as new chair of Graduate Accounting programs in Indianapolis
Kelley School of Business Executive Associate Dean Philip L. Cochran announced today the appointment of J. Reed Smith, professor of accounting, as the faculty chair of the Graduate Accounting programs at Kelley Indianapolis, effective January 1, 2014.