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Apply for the annual Wall Street Trek
Apply now to be selected for the annual Wall Street Trek. The program involves in-person (on campus) and virtual individual meetings and panel discussions with a broad range of institutions and alumni across many facets of the financial world. And while many of the meetings will be with…
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Business student shares lessons learned from his time at CWRU
When he first came to Case Western Reserve University, undergraduate student Marco Sustaita had his sights set on a career in cardiovascular surgery, far from the business career he’s now working toward. “I realized after taking organic chemistry that medicine wasn’t the right fit for me,” he…
2025 inductees of the Wolstein Society
Weatherhead School of Management welcomes newest inductees of the Wolstein Society
Last month, Case Western Reserve University welcomed 27 inductees to the Wolstein Society—Weatherhead School of Management’s honor society—which recognizes outstanding fourth-year undergraduates who represent the spirit of enterprise demonstrated by leadership, scholarship, community service and…
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Give a talk at Weatherhead’s spring AI symposium
Weatherhead School of Management will host the third-annual The Frontier of AI: Weatherhead’s Annual Symposium on Digital Innovation Thursday, April 23, at the Tinkham Veale University Center. This will be a full-day event during which leaders, innovators and technologists gather to explore the…
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When computers took over the factory floor: Case Western Reserve economist traces how workers adapted—and what it means for AI's future
In the early 1970s, a quiet revolution began in American factories. Lathes, drill presses and milling machines—once guided by the steady hands of skilled machinists—started thinking for themselves. Computer numerical control (CNC) technology, as it was called, transformed these tools into…
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From Case Western Reserve to Hollywood: Davis’s Career in Data-Driven Strategy
Mikel Davis (CWR ’10) earned her Bachelor of Science in Economics (Honors) and Statistics and began her academic journey in statistics, but a game theory course taught by Professor Justin Sydnor sparked a new passion. His exploration of the intersection between psychology and economics opened a…
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Meet a lawyer-turned-entrepreneur and MBA student on a mission to inspire young founders
A lawyer-turned-entrepreneur, first-year MBA student Aasif Shah had already built a successful health technology company in India before he began his MBA studies at Weatherhead School of Management. His wealth of experience across multiple industries leads Shah to describe himself as a…
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Building on a legacy of entrepreneurship
For three generations, the Ames family has passed down a passion for entrepreneurship. It started with Daniel Ames, who acquired a milk processing plant in Polo, Illinois in 1938. He imparted his knowledge of running businesses to his son, B. Charles (Chuck) Ames, who built a portfolio of small…
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Ready to register for spring courses? Check out 12 interesting options to add to your schedule
From AI to medieval robots, spring 2026 courses cover a wide range of interesting topics
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Apply for Executive Leadership Development Experience scholarship
Case Western Reserve University Weatherhead School of Management’s Executive Leadership Development Experience (ELDE) is now accepting applications for its next five-month cohort—a transformative program designed to advance the leadership of Black professionals while welcoming all who are committed…