Two new clinical faculty members in Accounting and Decision Sciences bring skills from academia and industry to the college.

Drexel LeBow’s Center for Applied AI and Business Analytics continues its applied research partnership with Precisely, now in its third year.

After nearly 30 transformative years at Drexel, Diana Sandberg's legacy will be felt in every future analyst, trader and portfolio manager she’s helped shape.

Drexel LeBow’s Center for Applied AI and Business Analytics, in partnership with Anthropologie, welcomed middle school girls for a free, multi-day program.

LeBow’s summer offerings achieve local impact and global reach in introducing high schoolers to accounting, finance and other business essentials.

O’Brien, a 1987 MBA graduate, served as Senior Executive Vice President of Exelon and CEO of Exelon Utilities, and has been a Drexel Trustee for 20 years.

From global conflicts to AI governance, explore the challenges shaping geopolitics and corporate strategies today.

Business leaders must learn to read digital signals to determine when it is time to improve their current business model and when it is time for reinvention.

Explore how boards can become higher performing, increasingly diverse and more resilient.

Discover key factors that help boards and directors navigate the intricate CEO succession process.

Effective board oversight requires keeping up with global regulatory changes and compliance reporting requirements. Discover how to take proactive measures.

Janet Rizzuto has been appointed as the executive director of the Krall Center for Corporate and Executive Education.

Drexel LeBow once again achieved a Level 4 rating by the Positive Impact Rating, which assesses business schools’ social and environmental impact.

Aisa Feratovic, BSBA marketing ’24, received a Cooperative Education Award based on her work for N.J.-based investment firm Harding Loevner.

Professor of Economics Andre Kurmann, PhD, has received LeBow’s Innovation in Teaching award for his inventive approach to teaching ECON 270.