Owen’s Health Care Advisory Board

From the Fall 2010 edition of Vanderbilt Business

CHAIR Dr. William Frist, Partner, Cressey & CompanyDr. Bill Bates, President and CEO, digiChartJack Bovender Jr., Chairman, HCA Ron Calhoun, President, The Remi Group Rep. Jim Cooper, 5th District, U.S. House of Representatives Richard Cowart, Partner, Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell … Continued

Bright Future

From the Fall 2010 edition of Vanderbilt Business

When asked about his role as Global Brand Strategist at Intel Corporation, the world’s leading manufacturer of microprocessors, Bryan Deaner, MBA’93, cannot help but talk about the future. His job, after all, is to look ahead from 18 months to … Continued

Beyond Numbers

From the Fall 2010 edition of Vanderbilt Business

Recession or not, there is a constant need for public accountants. Likewise there is a need for graduate-­level accounting programs to fill this demand. Yet, while many of these programs only seek applicants with undergraduate accounting degrees, Vanderbilt’s yearlong Master … Continued

Military Discipline

From the Fall 2010 edition of Vanderbilt Business

Ray Sumner, MBA’10, woke up in a bed with white sheets. He recognized his mother, who was holding his right hand. She had traveled from their family farm on Staten Island to keep vigil at his bedside in Bethesda Naval Hospital.

Headlines from Around the World

From the Fall 2010 edition of Vanderbilt Business

The Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management ranks No. 25 among executive MBA programs in The Wall Street Journal’s new survey of national business schools. On management skills and alumni satisfaction—key components of the overall rankings—Owen is No. 17 and No. 18, respectively.

Flour Power

From the Fall 2010 edition of Vanderbilt Business

Some of the grandmothers—only in their 50s, but aged by the hardships of living in one of the world’s poorest places—liked the porridge so much that they started dancing, hopping on one foot and then the other, grinning toothless smiles and kicking dust onto their colorful skirts.

Trade Secrets

From the Fall 2010 edition of Vanderbilt Business

Amid growing uncertainty about the stability of the European Union, an increasing number of North American companies are looking to capitalize on opportunities in emerging markets. One such market that is particularly attractive is China, but setting up shop there … Continued