Communications
Media Mentions
LeBow College of Business faculty are highly sought after experts in their fields of study and often contacted by the media to comment on business-related issues in the news. Topics typically include the economy, corporate governance and finance. Below is a sampling of media placements.
LeBow in the News
How coronavirus is changing how we look at supply chains
via KYW News Radio
Associate clinical professor of management David Kurz joins the KYW in Depth podcast to break down what supply chains are, which supply chains are proving to be resilient and how the COVID-19 pandemic might change how we design and support supply chains moving forward.
When and why it’s worth taking a look at equity index futures
via Marketplace
Michelle Lowry, TD Bank professor of finance, shares insight on futures contracts.
Philadelphia fintech leaders: The dream of blockchain isn't dead
via Philadelphia Business Journal
Michelle Lowry, professor of finance and academic director of the Gupta Governance Institute at Drexel University, spoke on a panel exploring the impact and possibilities of blockchain and cryptocurrency at PACT’s Fintech Conference on Feb. 6, 2020.
LeBow faculty members Lauren D’Innocenzo and David Becher teach in the Physicians Leadership Academy, a series of 10 monthly courses tailored specifically to the needs of doctors offered through a partnership between Crozer-Keystone Health System, the LeBow College of Business and Drexel Solutions Institute.
Why Constraints Are Good for Innovation
via Harvard Business Review
Daan van Knippenberg, Joseph F. Rocereto Chair of Leadership and Academic Director of the Institute for Strategic Leadership, shares insights from his research on the effects of constraints on creativity and innovation.
How Jim Delany’s Media Intuition Changed The College Sports Ecosystem
via Forbes.com
With the impending retirement of Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany in 2020, Associate Clinical Professor of Sport Management Karen Weaver looks at Delany’s impact on the overall college sports ecosystem, including through the creation of the Big Ten Network.
The Big Ten Network Was Created By And For Its Fans — And Turned A Profit In Less Than Two Years
via Forbes.com
Associate Clinical Professor of Sport Management Karen Weaver analyzes the early success of the Big Ten Network and the standard it set for future collegiate sports networks.
Names, Images, Likenesses ... And Data: Another Issue For NCAA Athletes To Take Seriously
via Forbes.com
Associate Clinical Professor of Sport Management Karen Weaver builds on the discussion about college athletes’ rights and compensation by addressing the use of biometric data by for-profit companies.
WalletHub's Best Gas Credit Cards
via Wallethub
Lawrence Duke, clinical professor of marketing, weighs in on the pros, cons and notable features of gas credit cards.
Paying College Athletes: States Consider New Legislation
via Wisconsin Public Radio Morning Show
Professor of Sport Management Ellen Staurowsky discusses college athletes receiving compensation under California’s Fair Pay to Play Act and potential conflicts with the NCAA.