Social Impact MBA team members Sally Wynn, Lorrin Van Evra, Marek Michalak, and Jessie Ralph delivered a strategic recommendation for MV Barkery, a social impact business selling homemade dog treats on Martha’s Vineyard, as part of the Action Learning project for their Strategy Implementation course. Marek Michalak’24 says, “This project resonated deeply with my social […]
Questrom is all about developing leaders who create value for the world. Rinat Aruh, BSBA (Questrom’98), is one of those leaders. Rinat has made her mark as an executive for major brands, an incredibly successful entrepreneur, a passionate teacher, an innovative thought-leader, and, according to Fast Company, one of the most creative people in business. […]
Undergraduates Johar Singh (Questrom ’24), Josh Bruehwiler (Questrom ’24), and Taha Moukara, (Questrom ’24) launched Astra Wellbeing, a Healthcare Employee Recognition Platform out of gratitude for the healthcare workers who had taken care of them. Josh and Taha both suffered severe medical conditions and Johar watched his mother fight Covid-19 on the frontlines. This month […]
Boston University’s Grad and Undergrad Programs Continue to Rank on Princeton Review’s Top 50 Entrepreneurship Programs. Boston University’s Undergraduate Program ranks #39 overall, and #4 in the Northeast. The Boston University Questrom School of Business Graduate Programs rank #23 overall and #4 in the Northeast. The Princeton Review Top 50 Entrepreneurship Rankings are based on […]
Kenneth Woanyah MBA (Questrom’24) is hosting a brand-new event called ‘Minutes’, on Wednesday, October 4th, 2023 from 5PM-8PM, at 730 Commonwealth Ave which will present concepts like overcoming adversities, partnerships, women’s empowerment, hope, and victory through the performance of music, poetry, and true stories. This is a unique opportunity for business professionals, creatives, and artists […]
Questrom PhD student Rebecca Karp has received The Academy of Management’s William H. Newman Award for her research paper “Gaining Organizational Adoption: Discovering New Uses for Existing Innovations” submitted to Technology and Innovation Management.
Questrom Magazine Extra: In this Q&A, Questrom Magazine talks with Greg Stoller, senior lecturer of strategy & innovation and expert on Sino-US relations, about COVID-19, trade relations with China, and if we’ll ever do business the same way again.
Questrom Professor in Management and professor of information systems Marshall Van Alstyne was honored with the Thinkers50 Digital Thinking Award along with his research partner, Geoffrey Parker, a professor at Dartmouth. The Thinkers50 awards, dubbed the “Oscars of Management Thinking” by the Financial Times, is a biennial event held in London that recognizes business thought leaders […]
First-of-its-kind study by BU Questrom’s Matt Marx, along with researchers from the University of California, Berkley, the University of Connecticut, and Harvard University, shows that cuts in federal funding for science might derail the economy by halting innovation.
“Attract co-founders that have complementary skills.”