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Service & Impact to Indiana
Explore stories that reveal how the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis is building collaborative engagement with the city, state, and beyond for greater economic empowerment.
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.
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.
Kelley Career Planning Office helps locally based Mike’s Express Carwash recruit business savvy employees
As a CPO corporate sponsor, Mike’s Express Carwash receives a variety of benefits, including speaking engagements for company leaders, invitations to CPO recruiting events and the opportunity to place recruiting messages on the school’s electronic display boards.
Accounting professor takes teaching to India
Deloitte has a substantial presence in India and is growing rapidly, according to Kulsrud, who points out that Deloitte and other national accounting firms such as Ernst and Young, PriceWaterhouseCoopers and KPMG are expanding their practices.
Lecturer offers local ops managers the opportunity to talk shop
Sometimes all you need is a fresh pair of eyes. When a group of operations managers from several Indianapolis businesses get together every few weeks, they share advice with peers in non-competing markets.
Research by professor emeritus featured in Financial Times
When it came to designing his steel mills, Andrew Carnegie focused on speed and efficient materials handling.
IUPUI program offers Kelley business students cross-curriculum experience with engineering students
Business students typically don’t study the mechanics of kidney dialysis. However Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students are learning about the business implications of dialysis treatment through a unique program specific to the IUPUI campus.
Kelley Students Impact Local Non-profits
The Little Red Door Cancer Agency will receive a $500 donation as a result of a marketing campaign designed by students at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis.