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In 1973, John Henrickson, ’68 BSB, returned to the United States following a five-year tour with the U.S. Air Force with plans to begin a career in marketing.

University of Minnesota alumni and significant Gopher Athletics boosters John and Nancy Lindahl have pledged $17 million to the University, including $2 million to the Carlson School.

Building off decades of research showing negative information is more beneficial to consumers than positive information, Professor Kathleen Vohs examined whether use of dis-preferred markers would change how negative information in product reviews was received.

Professor Theresa Glomb of the Work and Organizations department has been appointed to The Toro Company-David M. Lilly Chair in Human Resources.

From its earliest days, the Carlson School has encouraged and supported its female students on their path to leadership roles in the business community.

On May 18, Wells Fargo & Company Chairman and CEO John Stumpf, '80 MBA, stood before hundreds of new graduates and offered his best advice for navigating the future. As the 2015 Carlson School commencement keynote speaker, he drew from a wealth of professional experience and selected a few lessons he wish he'd known as he began building his career.

Among hundreds of graduating students who celebrated the achievements that led them to commencement, Chloe Edwards stood out for her outstanding leadership outside the classroom.

Explore the article on "The Societal Cost of Giving Something Away" at Carlson School. Delve into insights, perspectives, or events discussed in the piece that shed light on the societal implications of generosity and philanthropy.

Carol Kitchen, ’07 MBA, recently joined UFA (United Farmers of Alberta), a $2.1 billion co-op of farmers and ranchers, as the president and CEO. Here, she shares five pieces of wisdom she has discovered over the years.