The University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business will host the first of two livestreaming events Sept. 29 for the 40th Annual Economic Outlook Series. The first session will feature experts on the political and economic outlook for fall 2020.
The fourth annual Chief Marketing Officer Summit will be held online Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. featuring more than 25 marketing professionals from some of the nation's top brands. This year's theme is Inspiring, Transforming and Thriving in a Digital and Diverse World, Personally and Professionally.
The Darla Moore School of Business' Executive Education department is signing today a memorandum of agreement with the U.S. Army Finance and Comptroller School to continue offering professional development opportunities for soldiers.
The University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business announced today that its undergraduate international business program is ranked No. 1 according to U.S. News & World Report's 2021 Best Colleges publication released on Monday, Sept. 14. This announcement marks the 22nd consecutive year that the program has been ranked as the top undergraduate international business program in the country.
In response to the challenges many are experiencing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of South Carolina Professional MBA program has modified its standardized test requirement for the remainder of the spring 2021 application cycle.
The University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business will feature experts on the political and economic outlook for fall 2020 with two livestreaming events Sept. 29 and Nov. 3 for the 40th Annual Economic Outlook Series.
Moore School alumnus Joseph Etris ('15 MBA) has used the skills he learned at the Moore School for a variety of industries.
The University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business will present the Center for Executive Succession's 2020 Leadership Legacy Award to Ellen R. Alemany, chairwoman and CEO of CIT Group Inc. Alemany will accept the award and present a keynote at a Sept. 29 livestreamed event from 5-6 p.m.
Three International Business and Chinese Enterprise cohort program alumni were recently named among the Forbes 30 under 30 in Asia.
Information about the upcoming Business EXPOs, undergraduate and graduate career coaching, open job opportunities, interviewing assistance and engaging with employees.
Moore School alumnus Jeremy Martinez's South Carolina Honors College case study thesis was recently published by Ivey Publishing. A collaboration with Moore School faculty, Martinez's case study focused on a bribery scandal involving Cognizant Technology Solutions, an American information technology outsourcing company with operations in India.
The Moore School promoted a number of faculty this summer.
Moore School Ph.D. graduate Xing Liu joined the faculty at Wayne State University as an assistant professor after graduating in May 2020.
Moore School Ph.D. candidate Sanghoon Cho said he has experienced the importance of operations efficiency firsthand as a member of the Republic of Korea Air Force, which influenced his decision to focus his degree in production and operations management.
Moore School Ph.D. student Justin Kistler has spent the past five years studying how changes in the U.S. health care industry affect hospitals and physicians.
Moore School Ph.D. student Pengxiang Zhang has focused his degree in international business because he believes that globalization is the driving force that shapes the world.
Moore School alumnus Noman Shaheer ('19 Ph.D., international business) recently received the Peter J. Buckley and Mark Casson AIB Dissertation Award during the Academy of International Business Conference 2020.
Four Moore School students win UofSC COVID-19 Ideas Challenge and earn money to begin their entrepreneurial business ideas.
Marketing clinical assistant professor Kealy Carter ('07 IMBA, '14 Ph.D. marketing) uses her passion for sustainability to guide her research and show her students how they can navigate data-rich environments and analyze diverse pieces of information.
Alumnus Landry Phillips ('19 MBA) immediately applied the skills he learned in the Professional MBA program by creating a business plan for and opening his new business, the Regal Lounge.
A Moore School MBA advanced marketing research class worked with FedEx in the spring to conduct an international research study and inform potential growth opportunity areas for the multinational shipping company.
The Moore School's 12th annual Dr. Alfred N. and Lynn Manos Page Prize for Sustainability Issues in Business award winners were recently recognized for their efforts to introduce or substantially upgrade sustainability courses or associated coursework into national and international business school curricula.
International MBA alumni Adam Chardukian and Reynolds Broker earned roles on an executive team at a technology discovery firm in part because of the stellar professionalism and higher standards they had grown accustomed to after being part of the Moore School's No. 1-ranked program.
The Moore School's newest full-time MBA cohort is one of the first groups of students to attend classes at UofSC in person since the COVID-19 pandemic began; they may be among the first groups of college students in the U.S. to meet face to face since courses across the country went virtual in March.
Moore School Master of International Business alumna Floriane de Longvilliers ('16 MIB) strives to enhance diversity and equal opportunity in both her personal and professional endeavors.