Posted by Teresa Mackin
Three years ago, Kelley undergraduate alums Peter Brasovan and Jared Byczko took the leap into entrepreneurship by opening the first CrossFit location in downtown Indy. The old storefront on Delaware Avenue clearly needed some work. But it was a start.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
If you’ve ever met Chrissy Vasquez, you know why she’s a great alum to get to know. But for those who don’t, let me tell you how she’s turned her moment into momentum. The first time I met Chrissy was in the Effective Brand Positioning course I taught back in 2006. Chrissy’s vibrant personality, clear passion for marketing and creative approach to solving marketing problems made her a standout contributor to class discussions.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
There are so many great Kelley Evening MBA alums. Today, I want to share the story of Mike Sale and his avocation, Brew Bracket.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
In the world of accounting, there is no bigger accomplishment than joining the exclusive club of Elijah Watt Sells Award winners.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Supply chain managers focus on the paths products travel from concept to consumer. They build and watch over the critical bridges between suppliers, manufacturers, and customers.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
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.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students receive scholarships every year to help fund their college costs.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
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.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
After graduation, Gretchen Gaskin knew she wanted to continue playing the sport she loved—basketball.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
If you would have told Raman Bawa that he would be competing with 150 of the world’s longest hitters at the RE/MAX Long Drive Championships, he would have called you everything but sane.