IU Kelley School of Business at IUPUI – Go from Moment to Momentum

Leadership calls for adapability

Posted on February 12, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

Leadership calls for adaptability Leaders face more intense pressure, complicated problems, and more global challenges than ever before. The amount of change will continue to compound and accelerate for the foreseeable future.

Why mentors are a must

Posted on February 5, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

Why mentors are a must Mentorship—for both the mentee and the mentor—is a valuable experience at all points of your career and life.

I-Core program in Indianapolis gives companies unique, fresh perspectives

Posted on February 4, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

I-Core program in Indianapolis gives companies unique, fresh perspectives The ideas are ambitious. Unique. Outside the box.

Top leadership scholar is Tobias Leadership Center’s inaugural Scholar in Residence

Posted on January 22, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

Top leadership scholar to be Tobias Leadership Center's inaugural Scholar in Residence A new Scholar in Residence at the Randall L. Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence will provide the latest leadership insights to students, faculty and the Tobias Leadership Center community.

Looking back: Ken Wendeln, clinical associate professor emeritus

Posted on January 13, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

Looking back: Ken Wendeln, clinical associate professor emeritus “Learning is a lifelong journey. Don’t let it stop.”

What we’re reading: Professor of Management Christopher O.L.H. Porter

Posted on January 9, 2020 by Teresa Mackin

What we're reading: Professor of Management Christopher O.L.H. Porter In our new recurring segment, we’re sharing a bit of insight into what our Indiana University Kelley School of Business professors at IUPUI are reading – and why they’re taking the time to do so.

Kelley School professor works with manufacturing facilities to save millions in energy costs

Posted on December 12, 2019 by Teresa Mackin

Kelley School professor works with manufacturing facilities to save millions in energy costs Could there be a way to put machines in “sleep mode” to conserve energy on a much larger scale? An Indiana University researcher is working to make this happen.

Smooth operator: When earnings management is a good thing

Posted on December 3, 2019 by Teresa Mackin

Smooth operator: When earnings management is a good thing New research from the Kelley School of Business makes the case that “smoothing the numbers” can be beneficial — if you have the right team in place to handle the job.

Paying it forward: Why one alumna chooses to give back

Posted on November 26, 2019 by Teresa Mackin

Paying it forward: Why one alumna chooses to give back “Dream big! If there’s something you want to do and don’t know how – ask!”

Surgical oncologist uses Physician MBA to bridge gaps between healthcare administrators and physicians

Posted on November 20, 2019 by Teresa Mackin

Bridging the gap between administration and physicians “One of the enduring benefits of the Kelley Physician MBA Program is that I’m no longer dismissive of my instincts. Sure, I still use some of the bread and butter tools of the program daily — management, conflict resolution and marketing — but the more important change is the development of your instinct and perspective.”

IU Kelley School of Business at IUPUIGo from Moment to Momentum

Leadership calls for adapability

Why mentors are a must

I-Core program in Indianapolis gives companies unique, fresh perspectives

Top leadership scholar is Tobias Leadership Center’s inaugural Scholar in Residence

Looking back: Ken Wendeln, clinical associate professor emeritus

What we’re reading: Professor of Management Christopher O.L.H. Porter

Kelley School professor works with manufacturing facilities to save millions in energy costs

Smooth operator: When earnings management is a good thing

Paying it forward: Why one alumna chooses to give back

Surgical oncologist uses Physician MBA to bridge gaps between healthcare administrators and physicians

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