In the United States, Black people have lived through a history of racial injustice and institutionalized violence. While protests and support for justice continue across the United States and rest of the world, many MBA students and student organizations are also taking action. Here are some ways MBA students and MBA organizations are responding to […]
I’m having a hard time writing this post without saying something that sounds trite or overused, and quite frankly, there are other voices that need to be heard so I want to keep this short. My heart aches for the Black community, people of color, and the others that support it. I am committed to
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During his time at business school at UNC Kenan-Flagler, Ben Thayer (Kenan-Flagler, ‘16) made the most of his MBA experience. Whether it was through learning entirely new topics and skillsets in the classroom, transitioning into a career in management consulting, or actively engaging in student activities and leadership positions in various student organizations, Thayer thoughtfully
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In this episode, I’m joined by two of my fellow UNC Kenan-Flagler Class of 2015 classmates Blake Koch and Kerry Rigley to talk about life five years after graduating from Business School. Kerry, Blake and I should have been celebrating our 5-year MBA reunion a few weeks ago in Chapel Hill, but like all in-person
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As an HR Leader at a fast-growing tech company, and author of the career development book Not Your Parents Workplace, Nathan Tanner knows a thing or two about career development. After starting his career in 2008 and having three jobs in one year, Tanner learned the importance of being adaptable and flexible while also embracing
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