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Questrom Students Tackle Real-World Sustainability Challenges

Questrom Students Tackle Real-World Sustainability Challenges

In today’s business landscape, sustainability is no longer a niche concern—it’s a strategic imperative. For students at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business, the AC431 Sustainability Reporting course, taught by […]

What’s the Difference Between an MBA and an Executive MBA?

What’s the Difference Between an MBA and an Executive MBA?

If you’ve spent any time researching graduate business programs, you’ve run into a confusing fork in the road: the traditional MBA on one side, the Executive MBA (EMBA) on the […]

Why Engineers, Clinicians, and Analysts Are Pursuing MBAs Now

Why Engineers, Clinicians, and Analysts Are Pursuing MBAs Now

There’s a moment that many technical professionals recognize – the moment when expertise alone stops being enough. You’ve built something complex. You’ve optimized the system, diagnosed the condition, interpreted the […]

Apfelbaum, E. P., Suh, E. Y., & Wu, Y. (2026). Belief in a diversity–meritocracy trade-off.

Apfelbaum, E. P., Suh, E. Y., & Wu, Y. (2026). Belief in a diversity–meritocracy trade-off.

“Organizations and academic institutions often pursue two goals in their selection processes: They seek to uphold a meritocracy wherein the “best” candidates are selected and to increase the diversity of […]

Lin, Jason D., Anat Keinan, Hannah H. Chang, and Donald R. Lehmann (2026). The Robin Hood effect in transgressions against firms: How political ideology shapes consumer justifications

Lin, Jason D., Anat Keinan, Hannah H. Chang, and Donald R. Lehmann (2026). The Robin Hood effect in transgressions against firms: How political ideology shapes consumer justifications

“Consumer transgressions against firms involve moral violations in which consumers take advantage of loopholes in companies’ return and satisfaction-guaranteed policies or the lack of strict enforcement against password sharing, piracy, […]

Inaugural Lindner Marketing Case Competition Crowns Winners

Inaugural Lindner Marketing Case Competition Crowns Winners

This spring, Questrom launched the Lindner Marketing Case Competition, drawing more than 170 participating students as another stellar opportunity to work with real-world clients. The inaugural Lindner Marketing Case Competition […]

Advancing Platform Innovation Through Alumni Leadership and Action Learning

Advancing Platform Innovation Through Alumni Leadership and Action Learning

Alumni Leadership Brings Platform Innovation to Life Last semester, Boston University Questrom students collaborated with Defense Operations & Engineering Solutions (DOES) through Questrom’s Center for Action Learning to develop a […]

AI Governance and Decision Accountability in AI-Enabled Work

AI Governance and Decision Accountability in AI-Enabled Work

Building Accountability When AI Is Part of the Decision Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are impacting a wide range of decisions across organizations, industries, and sectors. Thus, accountability can no longer […]

 Enabling AI Innovation — Not Just Efficiency

 Enabling AI Innovation — Not Just Efficiency

When AI Enables Innovation — Not Just Efficiency The greatest business impact of artificial intelligence (AI) might not come from making existing systems faster but rather from enabling entirely new […]

The Career Shift Nobody Talks About: Going from Manager to Executive

The Career Shift Nobody Talks About: Going from Manager to Executive

There’s a moment many mid-career professionals experience. You’re good at your job — genuinely good. You manage people well, hit your numbers, and your team respects you. And yet, the […]