For more than nine years, Connie L. Lindsey has used a simple, yet powerful, motivation to guide her work as Northern Trust’s Head of Corporate Social Responsibility and Global Diversity & Inclusion. “At this point in my career, I have … Continued
No one on their team knew much about the Ketogenic diet, let alone had any personal experience using it. So when these food science majors were assigned to develop a keto-friendly product, there was a lot of learning along the … Continued
Dan Kardatzke isn’t afraid to take chances. Since graduating from Gies College of Business, Kardatzke (FIN ’96) has followed his passion into the corporate finance and entrepreneurial fields. He is now the President and CFO at Solstice, a high-growth, Chicago-based … Continued
A Brexit solution is on hold in the UK – for now. United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May has canceled the House of Commons Brexit vote that was scheduled for December 11, leaving the future of the UK’s relationship with … Continued
Gies College of Business was honored as the Bronze Winner of the North American Regional Award for Reimagining Bottom-Up Sustainability Education. Madhu Viswanathan, Professor of Business Administration and Diane & Steven N. Miller Centennial Chair, accepted the award on behalf … Continued
Mei-Po Kwan, Professor of Business Administration at Gies College of Business, has been elected as a Fellow of the U.K. Academy of Social Sciences. Kwan is the only U.S. scholar to receive the award this year. The Academy of Social … Continued
Dhruvi Shah has only visited her family’s homeland in India a few times, but it took just one trip for her to realize the widespread malnutrition, hunger, and poverty that exists there. A second trip back a few years later … Continued
Two Gies College of Business professors have been named 2019-2020 Associates for the Center for Advanced Study (CAS) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Associate Professor of International Business Marcelo Bucheli and Professor of Marketing Dolores Albarracin are being … Continued
