Climate and Policy
Are Governments at COP26 Guilty of “Greenwashing?”
Lack of full transparency by governments and other entities offers an opportunity for greenwashing, says management professor Vanessa Burbano
Marketing
How Selfies Can Drive Brand Engagement
Chazen Senior Scholar Oded Netzer and colleagues from the University of Hamburg show that brands derive the most value when consumers take a photo of a branded product from their point of view as opposed to the traditional selfie where consumers pose with a product.
Leadership, The Workplace
SLEB Corner
Difficult Conversations: How Learning to Listen Can Lead to Growth
Student Leadership and Ethics Board member Eleonora Smeriglio '22 is finding the courage to tackle the tough conversations that have acted as barriers in the past.
As the Leader, Leadership, Organizations
As the Leader
As the Leader, “It’s Important to Have a Clear and Easily Understandable Vision”
Dr. Dara Richardson-Heron, former chief patient officer of Pfizer and current executive coach at The ExCo Group, is a treasure trove of lived experience and helpful advice for motivated future business leaders.
Entrepreneurship, Leadership
Turning Decades of Leadership Experience Into Advice for a More Diverse Workplace
Michael Gee '81 frequently publishes articles on combatting racism in the workplace, opening the pipeline for Black talent, and the importance of reparations.
Entrepreneurship, Leadership
A Wall Street Couple Is Bringing Diversity Conversations to the Table
Anjelica Watson '13 and John Watson '13 on how to broach conversations on race and inclusion in the workplace.
Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Strategy
In Pursuit of an Equal America
Mona Sinha '93 has dedicated her career to women's rights.
Alumni, Entrepreneurship
Making Work-From-Home Work
When office closures forced employees to work from home, Branch was ready with new and improved products.