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Pictured: Tim Vogus of Vanderbilt Business leads a conversation on the intersection of neurodivergent employees and the future of work.

The Future of Work Supports Neurodivergent Employees

The new Management Hall

2024 Year in Review: Highlights from the Vanderbilt Business Newsroom

John Graves (left) and Ranga Ramanujam (right)

Vanderbilt Startups Practicum Offers Students Hands-On Experience with Healthcare Businesses

Pictured: Britt Hunter speaks at the 2024 Vanderbilt Business EDI Symposium

2024 EDI Symposium: Powerful Conversations & Connections

Pictured: Traditional Indian Wear on the Diwali Closing Bell at Vanderbilt Business

Cosmo Week, a Tradition Rooted in Culture Sharing

Pictured: Michael Burcham, Founder at the Nashville Entrepreneur Center and Professor at Vanderbilt Business speaks at the 2024 NEXT Awards.

Michael Burcham Inducted into Nashville Entrepreneurs’ Hall of Fame

Pictured: Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier at the Vanderbilt-Nissan Collaboration Showcase.

Vanderbilt, Nissan showcase partnership and set stage for future collaboration

Pictured: NFL Logo on a white background

Does the NFL Draft Actually Promote Competitive Balance?

Pictured: Keivan Stassun in a headshot

Reaching for the stars while raising others up

Pictured: Bin Li, Associate Professor of Accounting, Vanderbilt Business

Bin Li: New Accounting Faculty Q&A

Pictured: Anna Helmke, Assistant Professor of Finance, Vanderbilt Business

NEW FACULTY: Vanderbilt’s newest professors explain why they chose Vanderbilt

Pictured: A person, cropped from waist to chest, is shown wearing a black suit and tie. The person is holding a touchscreen phone in their hands. Drawn on the image of the person is a head with "AI" written in the center. From the head, bubbles of different icons circle, expressing factors like security (a lock), power icons, etc.

Using AI: Where to start?

Pictured: A collage on a white background that shows screenshots of social media text that notifies users of disabled comments. One line of text reads "0 comments", another line of text reads :comments on this post have been limited". These screenshots are meant to showcase different ways that influencers may disable social media comments.

I Don’t Want to Hear From You: Disabling Social Media Comments, Consumer Voice, and Influencer Engagement

Pictured: Headshot of Vanderbilt Master of Marketing student Tomas Quiroz

A Day In The Life Of A Vanderbilt Master of Marketing Student

Pictured: Professor Josh White engages with his students at Vanderbilt Business to teach complex finance topics. He uses instances like the Reddit IPO case to enhance learning. In this photo, he is standing at the front of a classroom, smiling and pointing to a student. The student is not in the frame of the picture, but they are raising their hand to speak.

Bridging the Gap: Professor Josh White Uses Reddit IPO Case to Take Students from the Classroom to the Boardroom