Raquel Arredondo has been named among Al Dia’s 2017 Women at the Top, a campaign and awards ceremony that aims to discover, honor and celebrate Latinas who demonstrate confidence, intelligence and leadership, that will inspire others.
For prejunior business analytics and MIS major Emma Zdgiebloski, presenting her research in Qatar was a unique cultural experience. One she never could have dreamed of.
Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business has named Richard J. Green, Chairman and CEO of Firstrust Bank, as its 2017 Business Leader of the Year. Green will be honored at a luncheon celebrating his achievements on April 20.
Finance professor Ed Nelling uses group projects and peer evaluations facilitated by TeamMates to encourage students to work together, complete tasks and analyze business problems.
A team of LeBow-connected researchers examined how cultural factors impact American and Chinese consumers' reactions to online retailers such as Amazon.
Beginning in fall 2017, Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business began offering a new MBA curriculum aimed at providing greater focus on problem solving that can be applied across a wide range of industries as well as more opportunities for customization.
The LeBow-led panel of business professors from 39 universities gave Lyft a “B” and Uber a “C+” for their reactions to Donald Trump’s executive order barring visitors and refugees from seven Muslim countries.
An early interest in physics led associate professor of economics Yoto V. Yotov to study and become a leading authority on the structural gravity model of economics.
Drexel University’s Alison Young, executive director of LeBow's Institute for Strategic Leadership, was one of 20 U.S. leaders from government, business and civil society to be selected as a 2017 Eisenhower Fellow.
