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Pictured: White's perspective at the hearing, "Reforming the Proxy Process to Safeguard Investor Interests.”. His name card reads "Dr. Joshua White, Assistant Professor of Finance at Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management." The background of the photo shows the room where the hearing was located.

Vanderbilt Business Professor Testifies Before Congress Regarding the SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rule

Pictured: Two Vanderbilt Student-Athletes play soccer with Guatemalan children.

Guatemalan Life Lessons

Pictured: The 6 new full-time faculty members for Vanderbilt Business are pictured. The photos are a curation of headshots. The top row from left to right: Bin Li, Sina Moghadas Khorasani, Antoine Feylessoufi. The bottom row from left to right: Gary Kimball, Anna Helmke, Richard Florida.

Vanderbilt Business Welcomes 6 New Full-Time Faculty Members in Fall 2024

Pictured: Lapré and Gonzales smile while holding the Chancellor's Cup in the lobby of Vanderbilt Business. Photo by Vanderbilt University.

Chancellor’s Cup awarded to Arts and Science’s Gilbert Gonzales and Owen Graduate School of Management’s Michael Lapré

Pictured: A group of new Vanderbilt Business alum stand together for a photo in their cap and gown.

In a Wrap: Vanderbilt Business Academic Year 2023-2024

Pictured: Shanna Adam (MMark'24) is in her graduation regalia. She is smiling big and throwing up the "Anchor Down" hand-sign.

Vanderbilt Business 2024 Commencement

Pictured: Left to Right - Adam Jace and Max Mona. Photo from the 2022 SEC Pitch Competition.

Atmos AI: From Vanderbilt Vision to Global Sustainability Impact with WAP Acquisition

Pictured: Jen Riley is laughing in her Vanderbilt Business headshot.

What is Happening to U.S. Higher Education?

Pictured: Two professional women are sitting, facing each other in conversation. One woman is intended to represent a manager, the other represents an employee.

Managers, You Might be Preventing Neurodivergent Professionals from Reaching their Potential

Pictured: Panelists at Vanderbilt Business’ Executive Women in Leadership: New Leadership Strategies for 2024 event. The 3 panelists are sitting on a stage. Allie Feiner is on the left, Candice Storey Lee is in the middle, and Jennifer Hutcheson is on the right. Feiner is laughing, Lee and Hutcheson are giving each other a high five.

Empowering Women in the Workplace: Insights from Vanderbilt’s Executive Women in Leadership Event

Pictured: The logos of the organizations participating in Owen Community Service Day are arranged on a while square. AbleVoices is written in a bright blue and orange with a graphic of a speech bubble layered under a camera. The logo for Book 'em is a partially opened blue book with the binding facing forward. A banner with "book 'em" is across the binding of the book. The logo for Metro Nashville Animal Care & Control is a blue circle with the silhouette of a guitar, dog, and cat. Pencil's logo features a the tip of a blue pencil that is sharpened to the left of "Pencil." Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee is written in white letters on a green background. The Nashville Food Project is written in white letters under an onion, pot, and truck. The Store is written out with an apple as the "o" in store.

Vanderbilt Business Hosts Inaugural Owen Community Service Day

Pictured: On a blue background, a hand is placing an icon of a person at the top of a pyramid. The pyramid represents the hierarchical structure of a workplace.

Hierarchy Expansion: When Should my Startup Hire Managers?

Pictured: Gwyneth Paltrow holds a microphone to speak alongside Vanderbilt faculty members Kelly Goldsmith and David A. Owens.

Gwyneth Paltrow, a champion for woman-led ventures, visits Vanderbilt

Pictured: Becca Yancey, Managing Director, Executive Education, Vanderbilt Business.

Vanderbilt Executive Education, Lifelong Learning at a Custom Level

Pictured: Professor Jen Riley encourages student participation in her classes. This image shows a student is raising their hand in Riley's class. Riley is pointing toward the student to indicate it is their turn to speak.

Celebrating Innovative Teaching: Vanderbilt Business Faculty Member Honored Nationally for Motivating Student Participation