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Twin Cities Startup Week Job Market
Erik Muckey, a dual degree student from the Carlson School of Management and Humphrey School of Public Affairs, explains his experience working with Adam Rao at Sunrise Banks, one of the companies that attend Twin Cities Startup Week Job Market.
Carlson School Marks 100 Years with Twin Cities Centennial Celebration
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Carlson School Analytics Lab partners with Land O'Lakes
The Carlson Analytics Lab worked with Land O'Lakes to use consumer review data from channels including Facebook, Twitter, and Purinamills.com to build and deliver a dynamic analytical model.
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nVent CEO Beth Wozniak - 1st Tuesday
Beth Wozniak is the CEO of nVent, a $2.2 billion, high-performance electrical company with 10,000 employees worldwide. In 2018, nVent became an independent, publicly-traded company after separating from Pentair. Beth spoke about her company's transition to become independent, including rebranding, finding a new location, and developing a new employee culture.
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Alumni Happenings - Fall 2017
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Morning Consult CEO Michael Ramlet - 1st Tuesday
Michael Ramlet, Morning Consult co-founder and CEO, discussed how his company is revolutionizing how data is collected, analyzed, and shared, and how Generation Z is changing the way real-time decisions are being made.
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Carlson School Supply Chain and Operations Department
Kingshuk Sinha, Supply Chain and Operations Department Chair and Mosaic Company - Jim Prokopanko Professor of Corporate Responsibility, discusses how the research and teaching at the Carlson School of Management capitalizes on the Twin Cities business community, and helps create reliable, responsive, resilient, and responsible supply chains around the world.
Assistant Professor Linli Xu Examines Effectiveness of TV Advertisements
Professor Pinar Karaca-Mandic Makes an Impact on the Medical Industry
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Going Backward to go Forward
Research by Associate Professor William Hedgcock shows that approaching things in a way that seems to run counter to what most people habitually do creates better results. With tasks that require several steps, he says, it’s best to forge a plan that starts with the goal at the end and plan backward from there, not the other way around.
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Is Corporate Giving Good for Society?
While corporate philanthropy and creating an image of social responsibility can help the firm that gives, does it actually benefit society? New research by three Carlson School of Management scholars shows that might not be the case and pinpoints one industry where corporate giving serves as cover for larger problems: the petroleum industry.