- Leavey’s Community Fellows make their mark on nonprofits and local government.
When most people think of internships, they often think of menial tasks like fetching coffee or making cold calls. The Community Fellows at the Leavey School of Business are not your typical interns.
- Retired Salesforce executive and Leavey grad Joe Allanson on why a focus on ESG makes sense – both for social impact and for business success.
In the last few years of his career, Joe Allanson lived by ambitious words: “Accountants are going to save the planet.”
On February 13th, Leavey invites its community members to gather to reconnect with fellow alums, learn what’s happening at Leavey from Dean Ed Grier, and engage with one of the financial industry's thought leaders.
The Leavey School of Business is thrilled to announce the launch of the PLUS Challenge, an ambitious new initiative designed to ignite innovation, foster collaboration, and cultivate impactful leadership within the Leavey community.
Nowadays, consumer data is considered one of the most valuable commodities, and while it can be used across multiple industries, it is arguably the most valuable in advertising and marketing.
- Leavey’s Retail Management Institute offers unique curriculum and research — and deep industry connections — to support a field in flux.
Over the past 44 years, few industries have changed more than retail. Since the Leavey School of Business’ Retail Management Institute (RMI) at Santa Clara University was founded in 1980, a bricks-and-mortar scene has expanded to include ecommerce in all its forms.
- As City Manager for San José, Leavey grad Jennifer Maguire uses business knowledge for the public good.
At a glance, Jennifer Maguire’s career bio shares a lot in common with her fellow successful Leavey School of Business graduates. She has proven her value and worked her way up through an org chart over the course of three-plus decades, going from overseeing budget planning to overseeing an entire operation in a chief executive role.
As the United States grapples with the ongoing economic aftershocks of the COVID-19 pandemic and faces new threats to its access to critical raw materials and defense supply chains, there is much to be learned from history.
In an inspiring blend of data science and social impact, the Leavey School of Business’ Fall 2024 Analytics Showdown challenged students to help revolutionize solar power distribution in Madagascar.
- A Leavey finance senior’s company bridges the credit gap for international students, entrepreneurs and more
The average college senior has not launched an international business and built a product that has 100,000 users. But perhaps Eve Idusuyi is not the average college senior.
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