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Positive Leadership: The Staff Series “Attitude”

May 20, 2016

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“Positive leader,” “Positive work environment,” “Positive business” – what do these terms really mean? Dean Alison Davis-Blake defines them for students in this way: 1) “creating economic value,” 2) “creating great places to work where people flourish,” and 3) “how to be a good neighbor in their community, nation, and the world.” Last fall, the […]

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D. Scott DeRue named new dean of the Ross School of Business

May 19, 2016


D. Scott DeRue will be the new Edward J. Frey Dean of the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, effective July 1. His five-year appointment was approved Thursday by the Board of Regents. DeRue currently is the Gilbert and Ruth Whitaker Professor of Business Administration, associate dean for executive education, and professor of management and […]

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Wally Hopp named one of nine Distinguished University Professors

May 19, 2016


CPO Faculty Associate Wallace J. Hopp was named the C.K. Prahalad Distinguished University Professor of Business and Engineering effective September 1. This is a prestigious honor reserved for a very small number of the University’s most elite faculty. Hopp is also associate dean for learning and design, and professor of technology and operations, Stephen M. Ross School […]

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Time to overcome your skepticism – Positive business is the future of capitalism

May 19, 2016


Business leaders share ideas for driving change at the Michigan Ross Positive Business Conference. When accounting and consulting giant PwC defined a purpose statement — “build trust in society and solve important problems” — it sent it via email to employees. That didn’t work so well, said Shannon Schuyler, BA ‘93, principal and chief purpose […]

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Finding your purpose in the world

May 19, 2016


New book by Professor Andy Hoffman explores how to find your calling when it comes to building a sustainable future. As a business professor, Andy Hoffman is often asked by well-meaning students what they can do or where they can go to make the biggest impact. To him, that’s not quite the right question. So […]

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Ted London on getting smarter at the base of the pyramid

May 10, 2016


Professor Ted London shares best practices to give business ventures that serve the world’s poor a greater chance of success. When it comes to business ventures that serve the world’s poor, great interest hasn’t always translated into great success. Enterprises that start down this path often hit a roadblock when it comes to scale. Michigan […]

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Four ways to create a giver culture at work

May 10, 2016

By: Chris White


This post was written for the Huffington Post’s Great Work Cultures initiative. View the original post here. Image credit: Trifon Kolev Imagine coming to work each morning feeling cared for and supported as a professional—and as a human being. When you need information, help with problem, or some good advice, your coworkers are there, freely […]

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New name for Consortium member Team Detroit, now GTB​

May 5, 2016


Until recently, Team Detroit, Blue Hive, and Retail First operated as three different identities, now unified under one as GTB which stands for Global Team Blue. In an AdAge article, Kim Brink, chief operating officer of Team Detroit and Blue Hive now GTB, said the decision to rebrand made sense as a way to “clarify things […]

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Kim Cameron awarded new values-driven leadership award, Benedictine University

May 2, 2016


Benedictine University’s Center for Values-Driven Leadership (CVDL) announced May 2nd the first winners of three new awards in values-driven leadership, to be granted biennially by the CVDL. “These awards are an important way of recognizing exceptional, values-driven leaders who have a transformative impact on business and society,” says Dr. Jim Ludema, director of the Center for […]

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Ford CEO to keynote Michigan Ross Commencement ceremonies

April 27, 2016


Reprinted from Ross Thought in Action This year, 1,100 students will walk across the stage at Hill Auditorium to receive their degree from Michigan Ross — and when they do, they’ll join a vibrant community of nearly 50,000 living alumni across the world. Two commencement ceremonies will take place this Friday, April 29. BBA, MAcc, […]

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U-M team wins case competition to help Patagonia fight pollution

April 26, 2016


Aysha Malik, one of our +LAB Fellows, is part of the team mentioned in the story below. Reprinted from Ross Thought in Action. Leading outdoor outfitter Patagonia has committed to addressing the difficult issue of PFC chemicals contaminating natural areas. And following a recent competition hosted by the company, students from Michigan Ross are helping to lead […]

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