Two generations later, the Freeberg family continues to give back to the Carlson School through the Don and Lorraine Freeberg Foundation, a charitable organization founded in 1990 to support organizat...
The New Product Design & Business Development (NPDBD) course, a partnership between the Carlson School of Management and the College of Science & Engineering, brings together business students...
Leo Breitman's accounting education laid the foundation for the rest of his life. Since then, he's helped support the school every year for nearly 50 years.
Since its founding in 1919, the Carlson School has maintained strong relationships with the business community in the Twin Cities, the state of Minnesota, and the world beyond. From Fortune 500 compan...
Shelley Nolden, ’02 BSB, is an entrepreneur at heart. After starting her career in investment banking, she left to become employee No. 1 for a middle-market lending firm, Solar Capital Partners. For h...
Global Information Technology Entrepreneurship (IBUS 3055) provides students a chance to travel to China to learn about emerging technologies and globalization.
Ten years ago, the Carlson School made history by becoming the first public business school in the country to ensure all students had an international experience. Here’s how it continues to be a leade...
In the summer of 1968, the Carlson School of Management established the first Management Information Systems programs at a U.S. Business School, laying the foundation for our expertise in analytics.
Most Carlson School graduates make an impact on their organizations and industries, but these pathbreaking alumni unequivocally changed the lives of those who followed in their footsteps.
More than 1,200 Carlson School alumni and friends gathered September 13 on the field of U.S. Bank Stadium to commemorate the school’s impact and innovation. The event allowed the Carlson School an eve...
