Management & Entrepreneurship

Five Martha and Spencer Love School of Business students earned Society for Human Resource Management Certified Professional designation, the global standard in certification for the human resources profession.

The team acted as a consulting firm, analyzing the client’s human resource issues and presenting a recommended course of action. 

Christine Gordon P'16, P'19 and her late husband, Sheldon, established a new endowed professorship of entrepreneurship.

Singh publishes a paper in Organization Management Journal, the official journal of the Eastern Academy of Management. 

A team of Martha and Spencer Love School of Business students represented the United States in the McGill Management International Case Competition, which brought together teams from 10 countries.

The award-winning business leader discussed lessons learned from his time leading retail companies, including Home Depot, Sears and Brookstone.

Seniors Connor Dwyer and Sabrina Ramos presented an analysis and recommendations for a case centered on the gender diversity gap on corporate boards in Pennsylvania.

Research co-authored by Barjinder Singh examines the relationship between spirituality and religion on management of work-family conflict.

Students examined the interaction of business and government in fast-growing Asian economies as part of the International Business graduate course.

Matthew Valle, Martha and Spencer Love Professor of Business and professor of management, and Dave Levy, professor of management at the United States Air Force Academy, discuss the application of Dynamic Capabilities Theory to leadership development programs in the U.S. Air Force.