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Out of the woods and into the ethos: Unique business course still resonates
One year on, Michigan Ross students assess the impact of an inaugural management course that took them to the wooded, lakefront campus of U-M’s Biological Station. The goal? To align their highest character ideals with the realities of a business career. So, how’s it going?
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Episode 202: The labor movement
In this podcast, Michigan Ross professors Jerry Davis and Cindy Schipani discuss the state of labor from an economic, industry, and organizational development perspective. They explore the factors of modern labor, recent striking action, CEO pay, and more.
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Private sector action may be linchpin to conservative support on climate change
Study: Conservatives are more supportive of private-sector action than public-sector action, while liberals are more supportive of government regulations than private-sector action or a carbon tax.
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5 lessons to help you Zoom back in
As the work-from-home brigade battles burnout, Michigan Ross professor George Siedel shares tips from his virtual classroom designed to help CEOs and other leaders energize the mind-numbing video call.
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Be the smartest person in the room
Two Ross graduates identify an editorial niche and publish competing e-pubs to curate and deliver ‘digestible’ business news to overstimulated professionals.
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Forecast 2019
Can industry reverse climate change? Can startups survive the trade war? And what’s up with that ‘nice’ penalty at work? U-M experts explain.
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Boosting consumption
New U-M study concludes: Transfer wealth from the top 20 percent of U.S. earners to the bottom 80 percent and watch consumption rise.
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Episode 18: Flour power at Zingerman’s, featuring Frank Carollo
Zingerman’s Bakehouse co-owner Frank Carollo celebrates 25 years in business with a gorgeous cookbook rich in history, humor, and of course, those precious how-tos. Listen in if you’re a fan of the magic brownies…
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Forecast 2018
Michigan Ross experts take on gender diversity and pay; health care; consumer impact of social media; and the future of business education.