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Scott Shane, PhD

Sacramento leadership gave a technology startup a $100,000 subsidy to relocate to the city. Scott Shane likened city subsidies to risky bets, stating, “Nine out of 10 of these things fail.”

Agustin "Augie" V. Arbulu

Arbulu is featured in the Detroit Jewish News article, "No Topic Is Off Limits For The Michigan Department Of Civil Rights Chief." Arbulu was appointed to his current position in 2015 by the Civil Rights Commission.

Casey Newmeyer, PhD

For nearly half a century, Arnold Palmer defined and then refined what it meant to have his name equated with a product. Casey Newmeyer, PhD, assistant professor of marketing, discusses how he did it.

Chris Laszlo, PhD

Laszlo, faculty executive director of the Fowler Center, discusses the role of mindfulness practices in business and the conversation management scholars are having about spirituality and religion's place in the workplace.

Uzma Kazmi

PNC Bank recently appointed Uzma Kazmi, EMBA '14, senior vice president of Business Banking for the Missouri, Illinois and Central Indiana Market. Kazmi has more than 22 years of banking experience.

J.B. Silvers, PhD

Silvers weighed in on the compensation of New Jersey hospital CEOs, and how they are kept in check. "What holds it down is the IRS. In order to maintain not-for-profit status, you cannot pay excessive compensation," he said.

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Stories

9.30.16
Bay Area tech startup moves to East Sacramento

Sacramento leadership gave a technology startup a $100,000 subsidy to relocate to the city. Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, likened city subsidies to risky bets, stating, “Nine out of 10 of these things fail.”
9.30.16
Agustin "Augie" V. Arbulu, DM '01

No topic is off limits for the Michigan Department of Civil Rights Chief, Agustin "Augie" Arbulu. Arbulu is featured in this profile in the Detroit Jewish News.
9.29.16
Management, Spirituality, Gen Z

Chris Laszlo, PhD, Char and Chuck Fowler Professor of Business as an Agent of World Benefit and faculty executive director of the Fowler Center, discusses the role of mindfulness practices in business and the conversation management scholars are having about spirituality and religion's place in the workplace.
9.29.16
The man and the brand

For nearly half a century, Arnold Palmer defined and then refined what it meant to have his name equated with a product. Casey Newmeyer, PhD, assistant professor of marketing, discusses how he did it.