In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis is highlighting Kelley women throughout March.
Evening MBA Program
New marketing enterprise expanding experiential learning opportunities
Experiential learning opportunities are now available in modern marketing at Kelley Indianapolis.
Evening MBA students reflect on experiences in South Africa
More than a dozen Kelley Evening MBA students are traveling to South Africa in March to provide unpaid consulting services to small business owners in Johannesburg and the nearby Diepsloot Township.
My Trip to the Rainbow Nation
I am incredibly excited for the opportunity the Kelley School of Business has provided us to be about to work with small business owners from (literally) across the globe.
Kelley students excel in pitch competitions
Kelley Indianapolis students have been busy in the last couple weeks participating—and excelling—in IUPUI pitch competitions.
Emerging economies: Evening MBA students head to South Africa
Study abroad experiences are designed to broaden the mindset, to develop leadership skills, to push students to think outside the box, to cultivate creativity and to encourage an understanding of the greater world beyond our own. It’s often an experience unlike any other.
Purpose, money and the convergence of business ideologies
As an MBA student, I have discussed at length the importance of profitability: a vital component to success in business.
Kelley Evening MBA students learn 3D printing potential
3D printing has the potential to revolutionize modern manufacturing.
Student blog: Trust the hands
Our body language, including things like where our feet point or how our arms are positioned, say more about our interest in the person we are talking to than our words do.
Kelley green belts save local companies millions in time and money
Improving operations processes is at the center of business courses taught by Associate Professor of Operations Management Mark Frohlich, who awards Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certificates to Kelley School of Business students upon successful completion of process improvement projects involving local businesses.