Submitted by Martin Gomez (MBA ’20) The digital assistant market, simply put, is broken. Have you ever really tried asking any digital assistants for something useful like “Can you book me a flight?”, and faced the infamous “Sorry, I can’t do that”? Well, you’re not alone. You’re part of at least 1 billion people across
By Renna Hidalgo ’21 I have always been a bit unconventional with my combination of interests. For years, I’ve been drawn towards philosophy, the sciences, music, fashion, and film. When college decisions came around, I knew that I loved these subjects, but had no idea how to incorporate them into my academic and career pursuits.
The Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics recently hosted a group of high school students from Brazil for an afternoon lecture and tour. The Teen Entrepreneur Academy (TEA) is a summer camp for high school students interested in learning about entrepreneurship hosted by Concordia University. Stephen Christensen, Dean of Concordia’s School of Business and
On Saturday, April 27, the Leatherby Center of Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics hosted a Career Launch Workshop co-sponsored by the Argyros School of Business & Economics and the Dodge College of Film & Media Arts. The schools joined forces to provide students who are interested in entertainment or technology the opportunity to learn about how
Chapman University’s annual Preview Day for incoming admitted first year and transfer students and their families was Saturday, April 13. The Argyros School of Business and our Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics were open during the day to offer our guests an idea of what they could expect in their coming academic career
During a visit from Dean Thomas A. Turk, Ph.D. and Director of the Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship Mario Leone, Rob Ryan agreed to provide his book to Argyros School students free of charge. Mr. Ryan is looking for feedback in terms of comments and questions to incorporate into a new forthcoming book. . Read his book
Thomas A. Turk, Ph.D., Dean of Chapman University’s Argyros School of Business and Economics, is pleased to announce that Mario Leone will be the new Director of the Ralph W. Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics, effective December 1, 2018. Professor Leone teaches strategy and information systems at the Argyros School, holds multiple board
Born at Chapman, 23FIFTN is an award winning, creative content studio, founded by Reed Matthews, Karam Gill, and Daniel Malikyar (pictured above). They work with clients to develop and produce content that helps brands establish a distinct visual identity to launch products, re-position in markets, and organically engage with their target audience. They offer two
By Kyle Herron, Austin Stofer and Matt Sandoval, founders of siëo. At the time, it had only been a few months since siëo was even a real thing in our lives. It went from being an idea, to being a side project, to being a company, and to being a passion. Our team knew that we
Most Schools and Universities across the country host Career or Opportunity Involvement Fairs; however, few are as enlightened as Chapman University Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics. Attending this event as a student was truly an eye opening experience. It not only provided me with a chance to network, meet individuals and companies that I