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The MBA Application: Is it OK to Apply in Later Rounds?

Discover insights into the MBA application process, and how Vanderbilt Business supports candidates at every stage of their journey
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Vanderbilt Business Team Wins 2024 SEC MBA Case Competition

For the second year in a row, a team of 4 Vanderbilt MBAs takes home the grand prize after placing first in the annual SEC MBA Case Competition
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CLASS OF 2024: Trey Ferguson aims to “lift as he climbs” with law and business degrees

“The lessons that he instilled in me were critical to who I am now and how I interact with others,” said Ferguson, who is earning a
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Day In The Life Of A Vanderbilt Master of Accountancy Student

Explore a day in the life of Andrea Aceveda, a Vanderbilt MAcc student, as she navigates classes, networking events, and executive coaching
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Atmos AI: From Vanderbilt Vision to Global Sustainability Impact with WAP Acquisition

At the Owen Graduate School of Business, Max found crucial support, particularly from Cherrie Wilkerson, Associate Dean for
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Red Bull, Nashville Predators, and HCA to Partner with Vanderbilt Accelerator

Discover how Accelerator students tackle real-world challenges, gain invaluable experience, and transform ideas into action
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Maria Renz, Vice President and General Manager of Commerce for Google, to Speak at Vanderbilt Business Class of 2024 Commencement

Renz (MBA’96) oversees shopping and payments for Google; previous experience includes Amazon, DoorDash, and SoFi
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What is Happening to U.S. Higher Education?

New research from Jen Riley discusses the impact of power shifts, competition, and evolving technology on U.S. higher education
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Managers, You Might be Preventing Neurodivergent Professionals from Reaching their Potential

Understanding neurodiversity and rethinking expectations are crucial first steps leaders can take to support neurodivergent professionals in the workplace
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How I Got The Job: Business Services & Industrials Analyst, Lazard

Follow his strategic path through internships, networking, and participation in extracurricular activities at Vanderbilt’s MS Finance program
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Big 4 Internships: Vanderbilt MAcc Students Reflect on their Experiences

Read more to discover how internships with the Big 4 Accounting firms are shaping future leaders in accounting
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

In an evening dedicated to the success of executive women, Vanderbilt Business made space for local female leaders to discuss career experiences and lessons they’ve learned along the way.
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

100% Owen unites the Vanderbilt Business community with 7 local service organizations for a day of giving back
Headshot of Vanderbilt Master of Science in Finance student Aakarsh Goyal (MS Finance'24)

Day In The Life Of A Vanderbilt MS Finance Student

Discover a day in the life of Aakarsh Goyal, a student in the Vanderbilt Master of Science in Finance program
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Hierarchy Expansion: When Should my Startup Hire Managers?

In new research, Vanderbilt’s Megan Lawrence examines the role of knowledge scope and shared experiences in organizational coordination