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Executive Perspectives On Leading Through the Pandemic
The Wisconsin School of Business spoke with four executive MBA students about navigating the ups and downs of leading through the pandemic’s enormous challenges.
For Wisconsin MBA Students, Ignite Case Competition Builds Real-World Leadership Skills
Designed for first-year MBA students, the Wisconsin Ignite Case Competition is an opportunity to flex key skills that employers seek—creative problem solving, managing under pressure, and maintaining a big picture focus.
Video: Susan Chapman-Hughes of American Express Offers Career Advice
From a community planner in Tennessee to an executive at American Express, Susan Chapman-Hughes (MBA ’98) has had an unconventional career path. She shared her perspective on life and leadership as part of WSB's M. Keith Weikel Leadership Speaker Series.
Leading With Purpose
Everything Deanna Singh does begins with a purpose: shift power to marginalized communities. The CEO, author, entrepreneur, and nonprofit leader visited Wisconsin MBA students to outline the four key qualities that help her accomplish her goals.
Moving Forward Against the Odds
Based on her own life experience and her new research on minority women and corporate boards, WSB's Maria Triana shares tips on how professional women can keep moving forward in spite of the challenges.
Always On the Bleeding Edge
Gayle Fuguitt (MBA '80) is the go-to voice on how advertising works. She's held leadership roles at General Mills, the ARF, and Foursquare. She visited campus to share insights at the A.C. Nielsen Summit.
Video: Author Peter Vanham Shares Life Lessons from CEOs
Watch highlights from author Peter Vanham's talk on what he's learned about life from some of the world's top executives. Vanham was a featured speaker as part of the M. Keith Weikel MBA Speaker Series.
Veterans Bring Diverse Perspectives to the Wisconsin School of Business
Veterans who return to school at UW–Madison for business degrees join a family-like community and leverage military skills—such as leadership, problem-solving, and perseverance—valued by employers.
Forging a Career Path Unique to You
Buckle your seat belt because the path to leadership is "going to take curves," says Duluth Trading Company CEO Stephanie Pugliese. She shares her tips for the road during the M. Keith Weikel MBA Leadership Speaker Series.
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