At Vanderbilt, leadership development is not an add-on or afterthought; it is well integrated into the business school experience.
At Vanderbilt, leadership development is not an add-on or afterthought; it is well integrated into the business school experience.
The number of professional executive coaches we hire and work with each year as part of our Leadership Development Program for students and alumni.
The quality and depth of support that Vanderbilt Business students receive is typically reserved for high-level executives, and it reflects the latest thinking and best practices used by top organizations.
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Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good kicked off the Owen School’s 2018–19 Distinguished Speakers Series, a student-run initiative that brings high-profile executives to Vanderbilt or intimate conversations with management students and faculty.
Minneapolis is becoming a hub for Owen alum. Is it the bustling economy? Beautiful lakes? Great quality of life? All that, and more. Minneapolis may surprise you. Sixteen Fortune 500 companies call the area home. The economy is diverse and strong. Housing is affordable. The population skews younger than the U.S. average. Then there’s the […]
Kim Newton, MBA’96, took a very different path than most MBA graduates when she joined the world’s largest greeting card company.
We invited five alumni from across four decades to participate in a roundtable discussion about leadership. We asked one question: What did you learn at Owen? The conversation went something like this.
We invited five alumni from across four decades to participate in a roundtable discussion about leadership. We asked one question: What did you learn at Owen? The conversation went something like this.