A LeBow-led panel of business professors from 39 universities gave Goldman Sachs a C- grade on new rules that ban the firm’s partners from contributing to certain political campaigns, including the Trump-Pence ticket.
LeBow’s MIS 347 class tackled real-life challenges by serving as outsourced information systems consultants for companies in the U.S. and India (reverse outsourcing) with Drexel students working in teams with students at Amity University in India.
Challenging the assumption that consumers make purchasing decisions in a well-informed and rational manner, Sebastien Bradley looked to evidence from experiments at the intersection of psychology and economics.
LeBow assistant professor Curtis Hall weighs in on the long-held debate among academics and regulators about whether or not the stock market creates pressure on the managers of public firms to make short-term decisions in order to meet earnings targets.
Vadake Narayanan recently returned from a Fulbright-funded research trip to India, where he studied academically-affiliated business incubators that are home to regular startups as well as social-impact innovation.
LeBow undergraduate students received honorable mention recognition from the Department of Justice for work addressing trust between law enforcement officers and the Philadelphia community.
Research co-authored by assistant professor of management Lauren D’Innocenzo reveals the reciprocal relationship between an employee's productivity and feeling of empowerment.
LeBow's Institute for Strategic Leadership Student Scholars recently presented the results of their consulting project before the full board of the Garces Foundation.
LeBow senior Jabari Jones shares lessons learned through his co-op in economic development and as a “student intrapreneur” advocating for the community.
