You know them from class and pass them in the halls. They’re renowned faculty, experts in their fields of supply chain, finance, entrepreneurship, marketing, management and accounting, who conduct research on important topics and establish business trends.
As a marketing professor, Mark Mayer brings his professional experience as a brand manager into the classroom at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis.
If you’re at work or school today, or if you’re one of the lucky ones to be able to take the Monday after the Super Bowl off (“Smunday,” as Kraft Heinz would like to call it), we thought we’d share some Super Bowl commercial thoughts from a few of our IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis professors.
More than 100 million people are expected to tune in for the Super Bowl on Sunday – many of them tuning in more for the commercials and the spectacle itself than the actual game.
As the CEO of your company, if your initial reaction after a competitor wins an award is to undertake more intensive acquisition activities, you may want to think again.
Lin Zheng, clinical associate professor of accounting for the IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, has been appointed to a faculty fellow position through the IUPUI Office of Academic Affairs.
So you want to start your own business – and you’ve got an idea. Where do you go from here?
Corporate sustainability is a long term strategy to protect the natural environment while accounting for every dimension of business operations including social, cultural and economic factors.
“This is probably one of the most anticipated increases with futures traders putting close to a 100% probability that the Federal Reserve would raise rates.”
In presenting the Indiana University Kelley School of Business’ annual economic forecast for 2017, faculty offered a somber view and even raised the possibility that their forecast could be wishful thinking.