Vanderbilt MBA graduates are helping lead Rover on a path of quick growth, but it’s not always easy to keep up When you walk into Rover’s office in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood, the first friendly face to greet you belongs to … Continued
Vanderbilt faculty and alumni are exploring new innovations to raise health care quality while lowering costs What is the right price to put on a child’s life? That may be a deeply unsettling question, but to start to fix the … Continued
Kim Newton, MBA’96, took a very different path than most MBA graduates when she joined the world’s largest greeting card company Kim Newton might be consulting with a greeting card executive at Hallmark in Kansas City one day. The next … Continued
What lies behind Owen’s growing presence in the tech industry?
Employment trends from the Great Recession until now
AT&T’s champion for inclusion is focused on building tomorrow’s diverse workforce
Vanderbilt’s crash course in American business and culture helps international students feel right at home and ready to thrive
When internships turn into careers
Owen’s new strategic plan builds on strong pillars as the school heads toward its half-century mark
A new director and website provide free expanded career help for alumni
Heiki Miki, MBA’96, is on a mission to raise Vanderbilt’s international profile
Owen’s hallmark immersion weeks make business education unique and personal
Boomalang or bust Two MBA students earned more than good grades in their entrepreneurship class—the language-learning app they conceptualized in class is in development. The students, Chris Gerding, MBA’15, and Leiya Hasan, MBA’15, recently earned the 2015 Sohr Grant to … Continued
Other students benefit from the Consulting Club’s knowledge and activity
The Owen School and its alumni are key players in the nation’s new hot city