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For Top 10 IUPUI student and Kelley finance major Assoumaou Mayaki receiving an education was always a foregone conclusion. Her father, Ibrahim, grew up in a poor neighborhood in Niger and always stressed the value of a college degree.
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Two esteemed business leaders with extraordinary commitment to volunteerism and giving back will address graduates of the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis at its May 13 commencement recognition ceremonies.
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The Office of Student Involvement held their 5th Annual Leadership Reception Sunday, April 22 at the IUPUI Campus Center.
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For many students, four majors, two minors and recognition as an Honors College scholar would complete a successful college career. Not for Daniela Klaz. Among the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis senior’s most important achievements is the title civic leader.
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As a marketing professor, I am always keeping my eyes open for examples of strong marketing. At the same time, I try to think of ways to help my marketing degree students experience these examples for themselves rather than having me just tell them about it.
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In my last post, I mentioned how much I love snow skiing and shared my latest downhill ski adventure. I also love cross country skiing. Over Spring Break, I was out for a long, long cross country ski when it hit me that successful marketing ends up being a blend of these two types of snow skiing. How so? Well, let’s see what all three have in common.
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When you go to school with some 30,000 students, being named among the Top 100 undergraduates is a big deal. Nine Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students have received such an honor.
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On Friday March 2nd, Kelley hosted its 66th Annual Business Conference in downtown Indy. I always look forward to attending this conference as it gives me a chance to take a deep breath and think about something more than what’s going on in my classes.
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An article in the Indy Star a week or so ago caught my attention. The headline reads:
Gum may not stick around. My first thought was, “What are they talking about? I love gum.”
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As I argued in my last blog post, transportation in the U.S. has only experienced modest and incremental gains over the last 50+ years. However, I think that will change in the next 10-15 years. The reason will be the rise of the driverless (or autonomous) car.
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