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
Congratulations to Dante Clark, a sophomore at the Argyros School of Business & Economics, studying Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing and a minor in Leadership. Dante grew up in the San Jose area and has a passion for sports. After eleven years of competitive BMX racing, Dante has switched gears and enjoys playing
On Wednesday, January 16th, the first MBA alumni and current student networking mixer of 2019 was held at The Catch: Anaheim. Alumni were able to reconnect with past cohorts and Professors, and speak with the current MBA students on the different career path’s they have taken because of their MBA education. The current MBA students
The formation of Blossom Initiative is a dream come true for first year student, Kosha Rakholia. Kosha along with her close friend, Riya Sagar, cofounded Blossom Initiative: a floral-centric company that strives to create a platform for individuals to express their cultural identity with products such as stickers, tees and other merchandise. Through reflection revolving
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
Election Day marks a historic moment for the Leatherby Center as it celebrates the nationwide success and impact of Voter, a mobile app developed by Chapman Launch Lab students. Voter asks a few questions about your political opinions, outlines political issues as you swipe through, and then presents you with the political candidates who most
Operating in this new big data-driven world, corporations and individuals find themselves faced with the challenge of navigating through massive amounts of information, making sense of it, and applying it to improve their business. While data comes more easily, it is much more complex. Mr. Anand K. Nallathambi shared his insights into how students can create value
US News and World Report published their list of the 2017 Best Business Schools, and Chapman’s Full Time MBA program jumped two spots, up to #81 from #83 in the previous year. The ranking methodology includes a variety of factors like student selectivity, employment outcomes, salaries, recruiter assessment and peer assessment. We congratulate all of our faculty,
The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is an annual 5K, kids’ one-mile fun run and family walk to raise funds to help support local breast health outreach, screening coordination of mammograms for women in need, and treatment and support services to underserved women in the community. Twenty-five percent of the funds raised will go directly to the
The Argyros School of Business and Economics is truly grateful that it has exceptional, devoted donors—who truly believe in the current and future success of this school. Really, the importance of philanthropy simply comes down to choosing to invest in something beneficial for the future. There are many ways a person can make a positive