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Physician MBA authors book about physician burnout and coaches other MDs on their careers

Posted March 9, 2023 by Sally Winter

Physician MBA authors book about physician burnout and coaches other MDs on their careers “A section of my book talks about the root causes for how our healthcare system is set up, which was inspired by my experience in the Kelley Physician MBA, gaining a better understanding of the business side of healthcare.”

Kelley School of Business to lead global physician trip to London, Paris

Posted February 13, 2023 by Melissa

Kelley School of Business to lead global physician trip to London, Paris The Indiana University Kelley School of Business will lead a Global Healthcare Experience study trip to the United Kingdom and France joined by Dr. Aaron E. Carroll, chief health officer at Indiana University, along with more than 75 physicians, faculty and alumni from the Physician MBA Program in Indianapolis.

Tobias Leadership Center announces 2023 cohort of Tobias Fellows

Posted January 17, 2023 by Melissa

INDIANAPOLIS — The Randall L. Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence at Indiana University congratulates the 18th class of Tobias Fellows, an exclusive cohort designed to enhance the leadership skills of high-talent, experienced leaders. During the year-long program, Fellows receive individual coaching and meet for ten leadership retreats of innovative, experiential programming designed to develop five…… Read more »

New study: Cobots, cybersecurity, sensor technology and Internet of Things defining Indiana’s Factory of the Future

Posted December 8, 2022 by Melissa

Manufacturers seek to increase production flexibility and data security, reduce production costs INDIANAPOLIS – Conexus Indiana today announced results of its annual Industry 4.0 technology adoption survey that, for the first time, shows a continuous and measurable trend in the technologies that are defining Indiana’s Factory of the Future. Conducted in collaboration with Indiana University…… Read more »

Manning Magid is first woman to lead faculty and research activities at Kelley IUPUI

Posted July 1, 2022 by Sally Winter

Julie Manning Magid, professor of business law and ethics and the executive and academic director of Tobias Leadership Center, on July 1 became the first woman to lead faculty and research activities for the Indiana University Kelley School of Business at IUPUI.

Kelley School Indianapolis seeks growing businesses for student consulting

Posted June 7, 2022 by Sally Winter

The Kelley School of Business is accepting applications from Central Indiana companies to partner on consulting projects. Through I-Core projects, students cap off their undergraduate degree with a hands-on consulting project with local companies who are looking for new revenue streams.

Kelley Senior Lecturer in Accounting Diane Sturek to chair Indiana CPA Society board

Posted March 25, 2022 by Sally Winter

For more than forty years, Diane Sturek, senior lecturer in accounting at the Kelley School of Business at IUPUI, has been serving in the field of accounting and educating the next generation of accountants. Now, she’s taking a lead role in the growth and advocacy of the profession when she assumes the role of board…… Read more »

Kelley School among universities helping to train minority and women business leaders for senior leadership positions

Posted December 10, 2021 by Sally Winter

The Kelley School is partnering with five Indiana business schools in the Diversity in Leadership program to transform passionate, talented and underutilized women and ethnic minorities into leaders across the region.

Kelley prof: Doctors should rely less on ‘mental shortcuts’ when deciding patient care

Posted October 18, 2021 by Sally Winter

“In a new article published in Science, Assistant Professor of Marketing Helen Colby and a co-author note that it is time for many doctors to stop relying on their use of mental shortcuts, usually called decision rules or heuristics, when making decisions about patient care with limited cognitive resources.”

Heading back to work in the office? Not all interruptions are bad for business

Posted August 30, 2021 by Teresa Mackin

A new study from the Kelley School of Business shows interruptions from coworkers can be good – if they’re conversations related to work.

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