Weatherhead School of Management
Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management is where driven students become business leaders. Where accomplished academics create entirely new ways of thinking and leading. And where successful alumni become transformative leaders. Read about the ideas and people driving change across Weatherhead School of Management.
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From Classroom to Cocoa Fields: How One Weatherhead Alum is Powering a Zero Waste Future
Big news for Cocoa Potash, the social enterprise co-founded by Weatherhead alum Ithabeleng Makhetha (BS ’24). They have been named one of the top 24 teams for the Hult Prize 2025 Global Accelerator. Out of 54 incredible startups in this year’s Incubator, they have been selected to join the in…
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Case Western Reserve University economist joins national AI labor study backed by $1.6M Sloan Foundation grant
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April 06, 2015
Ronald Fry, professor of organizational behavior in the Weatherhead School of Management, will give a free webinar titled, “Words Really Do Create Worlds: The Power of Generative Conversations” on Wednesday, April 8, from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
The Master of Science Program in Positive Organization Develop...
April 03, 2015
Beta Alpha Psi selected Mark Taylor, the Andrew D. Braden Professor of Accounting and Auditing and chair of the accountancy department, to receive the 2015 Business Information Professional of the Year award in the category of education. Beta Alpha Psi is the international honor organization for fin...
March 18, 2015
U.S. Department of Commerce Chief Economist Susan Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics at Weatherhead School of Management, will present “Re-investing in America’s Supply Chain Innovation,” building on President Barack Obama’s remarks in Cleveland this week. Her talk is Monday, Mar...
March 16, 2015
Helper also will present economic outlook for manufacturing at CWRU event
Two nationally prominent economists associated with Case Western Reserve University Weatherhead School of Management will be featured speakers at the 41st annual David A. Bowers Forecast Luncheon on Friday, March 20.
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March 16, 2015
Undergraduate students are invited to meet with faculty, advisers and current students to learn more about Weatherhead School of Management's programs in accounting, economics, finance and marketing at an open house.
The open house is Tuesday, March 17, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Undergrad...
March 10, 2015
Thanks to significant improvements in admissions selectivity and other factors, Case Western Reserve’s School of Law posted a five-point gain in this spring’s U.S. News & World Report rankings, to No. 59—the largest increase of any of the university programs assessed in 2015.
“Credit for this progr...
March 10, 2015
The Organizational Development and Learning Unit of the Department of Human Resources will continue its brown bag lunch series on implicit bias on Tuesday, March 17, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Crawford Hall, Room 209. Diana Bilimoria, the KeyBank Professor and chair of the Department of Organizationa...
March 06, 2015
Timothy C. Summers, a PhD candidate in Management: Designing Sustainable Systems, explained the unique abilities of hackers, their motivations to hack systems, and their role in a technology-driven society.
To read his work, visit weatherhead.case.edu/news/2015/02/23/how-hackers-think....
March 04, 2015
All Case Western Reserve University employees who plan to apply for the part-time MBA program have until April 15 to submit their applications; once this date has passed, they will be ineligible for admission. The deadline has been specifically set for university employees.
The MBA program gives em...
March 03, 2015
The man Time magazine once dubbed one of the nation’s 10 best college presidents has been named a new Case Western Reserve University trustee. Scott Cowen, who retired earlier this year as president of Tulane University, joins the board of the institution he served for more than two decades—first as...