'Living Your Story:' 5 Leadership Lessons from Author Chris Westfall
"Leadership is a verb," says author and M. Keith Weikel speaker Chris Westfall. "Leadership is understood and demonstrated in action. It's not just about the words you choose." Read on for five ways you can be a better leader right now.
Wisconsin MBA Ranks Top in the Nation in Bloomberg Businessweek Alumni Survey
The Wisconsin School of Business' alumni network—which is more than 40,000 strong and growing each year—is known for its active involvement in recruitment, mentorship, and career guidance.
Full-Time MBA Grads Answer "Why Wisconsin?"
Four Wisconsin Full-Time MBA grads discuss their unique journeys to the Wisconsin School of Business, their career goals, and how they made their MBA decisions.
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.
Three WSB Students Honored By Poets & Quants
Three recent full-time MBA graduates were honored by Poets & Quants. Learn more about Melissa, Jenna, and Michael through videos, quotes, and stories.
Research That Works in the Workplace: 5 Tips to Boost Your Job Performance
WSB faculty research how we think and act on the job, making them an ideal source for tips on how to succeed in the workplace. The next time you’re at work, try putting their research to work for you.
Wisconsin Full-Time MBA: Exceptional ROI, Lowest Student Debt
Poets & Quants recently examined affordability at the country’s top 50 MBA programs. Wisconsin came out #1 for lowest average student debt per graduate and lowest percentage of grads with debt, at 25%.
Transformative Experiences in China and Hong Kong
Thirty Wisconsin Full-Time MBA marketing students visited China and Hong Kong during winter break. They met with business executives, visited the Hong Kong stock exchange, and had the perspective-changing experience of being consumers in China and Hong Kong.
Rethinking the Economy to Protect the Environment
The global economy has long been linear: Raw materials are gathered, made into products, and products are used and discarded. This has caused major problems for the environment. Experts point to a circular economy as a solution.