Center for Executive Succession executive director Patrick Wright and research director Donald "DJ" Schepker analyze the CEO succession possibilities for Marriott Hotels after their CEO died this week.
Moore School management Clinical Associate Professor Wanda Chaves was awarded a Center for Teaching Excellence teaching grant last year to support her lessons to students stemming from her vast consulting experience.
Two Moore School International MBA alumni, Renee Paris ('14 IMBA) and Mihai Scrobotovici ('19 IMBA), have applied the skills and knowledge they gained from the IMBA program to implement higher corporate social responsibility standards with their respective organizations.
Current Moore School Ph.D. candidate Kristen Steury decided to pursue her doctorate in accounting so she could combine both her passion for mathematics and teaching.
Moore School management assistant professor Jeff Savage brings his own experiences and research findings surrounding innovation strategy, technology-to-market commercialization and entrepreneurship to his lessons for his International MBA Global Strategic Management course.
Moore School Master of Human Resources alumnus Jason Koshy ('14 MHR) said the MHR program helped him understand and influence data "to drive tangible decision-making," which has served him well in his roles at two large companies.
Moore School Professional MBA program student Tiffany Crumpton ('02 marketing and human resources management) chose to get her MBA because she wanted to enhance her leadership skills and allow for more opportunities for advancement. While working on her degree, she has been promoted twice since May 2020.
For Moore School alumna Karyne McCray ('15 MHR), the decision to further her education in human resources at the Moore School was easy because of the exceptional reputation and overall strength of the Master of Human Resources program.
Moore School International MBA candidate Robert Campos ('21 IMBA) is a first-generation college student who was inspired to pursue his IMBA after growing up in an entrepreneurial family.
Twenty Moore School Master of International Business students were able to gain real-world consulting experience last semester when they created a business strategy for UPS, one of the largest global package delivery and supply chain management companies in the world.
Master of Human Resources student Tori Lucyk ('21 MHR) decided to further her knowledge of the human resources field after working in accounting for more than five years.
Moore School undergraduate students in Brad Stratton's fall 2020 Business Communication courses chose for their semester project to focus on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on higher education institutions and students.
Moore School alumna Kendall Smith ('16 human resource management and supply chain, '17 MHR) drives influential results as a senior human resources generalist at Honeywell, a Fortune 100 company that invents and manufactures technologies to address tough challenges linked to global macro-trends.
Moore School accounting and economics sophomore John Boyar recently won first place in the Association for Business Communication's national writing competition.
Moore School alumna Karen Canup ('20 MBA) decided to obtain her MBA to expand her business knowledge and take on more responsibilities in her position as chief financial officer for a South Carolina college.
With Amazon officially naming Andy Jassy its new CEO, the multinational e-commerce company demonstrates a clear succession plan as now former CEO and founder Jeff Bezos transitions to executive chairman of the Amazon Board of Directors.
The Darla Moore School of Business received last week confirmation of accreditation renewal by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
This week, some web sleuths on user-contributed website Reddit managed to upend the stock market by driving the price of video game store GameStop's stock to unprecedented levels.
UofSC will host in October 2021 the SEC Student Pitch Competition, which is an entrepreneurial challenge for SEC universities' students. UofSC students Jonah Rotholz and Nick Jeffcoat competed against 14 other collegiate teams, some of which included PhD students, in the 2020 SEC Student Pitch Competition hosted virtually by the University of Georgia in the fall.
Moore School Professional MBA student Sandra McNeal looks forward to seeing how her degree will assist her in advancing in her career at Nuveen, one of the world's largest asset managers, after graduation in December 2021.
Moore School alumna Coker Hall ('19 MACC) has used the skills and knowledge that she gained from the Master of Accountancy program to attain a new role as staff accountant at Smith Sapp CPAs in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
The Darla Moore School of Business has launched a new Master of Science in Business Analytics, a flexible, one-year program that will train students to apply statistics and data visualizations to real-world business problems and teach them how to translate data into actionable insights for companies and organizations.
In response to the challenges many continue to experience due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the UofSC Professional MBA program has modified its standardized test requirement for the Fall 2021 application cycle.
Moore School alumnus Kimico Myers ('05 MBA) has utilized the skills and knowledge that he gained from the Professional MBA program to start his own franchise of a successful national IT company and mentor other entrepreneurs in the Columbia, South Carolina, area.
The Moore School had four professors earn promotions at the end of the fall semester.