Research by Christian Resick found that employees who strongly identify with their employer are more likely to act unethically.

Ellen Staurowsky, professor of sport management, addresses the implications of a newly announced rule change affecting NCAA Division I athletes.

Michael F. Reilly, MBA ’86 and director at Accenture Strategy & Consulting, shared his top tips for mastering the case interview.

A publication by Associate Professor of Economics Sebastien Bradley was hailed as “a strong candidate for the coolest paper of 2020.”

TD Bank Endowed Professor of Finance Michelle Lowry investigates potential insider advantage during initial public offerings.

Coaching from MBA students helped early-stage entrepreneurs in Drexel’s B Smart Series secure financing and grow their businesses.

DSAB is seeking nominations for students to join the board for the 2020-21 academic year. Nominations are due by March 29.

Research by Chen Wang, assistant professor of marketing, explores how, why and when incidental curiosity influences consumers’ unhealthy eating behaviors.

JoAnn Stonier, Chief Data Officer for Mastercard, spoke at LeBow about leveraging data for responsible innovation and organizational decision making.

This new arrangement within the Institute’s Center for Nonprofit Governance will convene top Nonprofit board members for practical, informed dialogues.

New research by Daan van Knippenberg, PhD, Joseph F. Rocereto Professor of Management, examines how two leadership styles combine to improve job performance.

Fulbright-funded research by LeBow faculty has yielded new insights on tax policy, innovation in India and foreign perceptions of American companies.

Karen Weaver, associate clinical professor of sport management, is writing for Forbes on college athletics and higher education.

LeBow MBA students dug into streaming technology and consulted with experts at Comcast to devise and pitch a new digital platform.

Gupta Governance Institute Executive Director Patricia Q. Connolly discusses the evolving business environment boards are facing and how directors must adapt to the growing need for change.