Companies that proactively review their portfolio and consider complete divestitures are more likely to create shareholder value, according to PwC’s research.
Three LeBow researchers teamed up for a paper that examined unethical behavior in the workplace and how leadership can create conditions that enable it.
With a $1.5 million gift from R. John Chapel Jr. ’67, and his wife, Jinnie, Drexel is establishing the John and Jinnie Chapel Learning & Tutoring Center.
Findings by Trustee Professor of Finance Eliezer Fich, PhD, carry implications for policymakers, company leaders and both current and prospective board members.
Tanuja Dehne, CEO of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, shares her thoughts on the contributions of boards and committees beyond fiduciary responsibilities.
For a consulting course in partnership with data analytics firm Freya Systems, LeBow graduate students developed predictive models for flight delays nationwide.
With a $10 million gift from the Wilbur C. and Betty Lea Henderson Foundation, Drexel University is establishing the Wilbur C. Henderson Real Estate Institute.
Jeremy Ray, DBA '23, focused his dissertation research on the effectiveness of training and information dissemination through computer-mediated communications.
In her research, Danesha Chisholm, DBA '22, delves into the intersection of organizational communication and social justice within the realm of human resource.
In the latest edition of Philly Nonprofits By the Numbers, GGI examines organizations’ geographic distribution across twelve Philadelphia neighborhoods.
