Archive Posts
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Spinning Plates and Juggling Knives
The disruptive forces of the Internet and mobile technology have joined forces to allow many of us to work from anywhere at any time.
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Diversity is More Than an Initiative
While corporate diversity departments have not been at the forefront of the minds of corporate executives, diversity initiatives and programs are making a comeback. -
For want of a .jpg the war was lost?
Whether you are in communication or some other area, and at a tactical or strategic level, think about what you did this week. Did you miss any opportunities for the organization because getting approval might have been difficult? -
2015 Susan E. Heckler Research Excellence Award: Muer Yang, Ph.D.
Muer Yang, Ph.D., a professor in the Opus College of Business Department of Operations and Supply Chain Management, was awarded the 2015 Susan E. Heckler Research Excellence Award. We asked Professor Yang to share some of his thoughts on how improving service operations can directly impact public policies and health care operations, what he’s working on now and how to spark curiosity in the classroom. -
Utilizing ‘Precious’ Interns to Grow
A successful Minneapolis tech startup has taken a youthful approach to company growth. -
Crossing Boundaries in Advertising
I didn’t expect the outcome we received when I scheduled a session on diversity in advertising for the June 17 Diversity Insights Breakfast. I had hoped, of course, for an impact—and we got it, but it was a reaction from participants I hadn’t expected. -
How to Find (and Keep) Top Talent in a Job Seeker’s Market
Employers must shift their thinking about how they recruit, and even how they view themselves, in order to attract the best candidates to apply to their roles. -
A Powerful Purpose
Chairman, president and CEO of U.S. Bancorp Richard Davis advocates for values-based leadership. -
2015 Faculty Service Award: Dawn Elm, Ph.D.
We asked Professor Elm to share some of her thoughts on business and ethics, what makes a supportive and successful learning environment and what makes the Opus College of Business different from other business schools.