23FIFTN
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
siëo's story
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
Meet the Residents
Chapman’s Research Challenge champions depart for the Regional-Americas round of the competition, hosted in Seattle, next week. Before they go, we sat down with the team to get to know them a little bit better. Aayush Aggarwal In his first year as an MBA student, Aayush joined the residency program to participate in the CFA
Business pioneer, students, and thought leaders meet at the Argyros School table
“Sports leaders are faced with an atmosphere that is very competitive, fluid, spontaneous and involves a tremendous amount of press,” says Michael Schulman*, CEO of the Anaheim Ducks Hockey Club and the chairman of the Board of Anaheim Arena Management (AAM). Earlier this month, the Argyros School of Business and Economics hosted the annual Distinguished Speaker
Chapman Team Wins Research Competition
After only four years of participation, the Janes Financial Center Residents won the local round of the CFA Institute Research Challenge, advancing to the America’s Regional round in Seattle, Washington. Here, they will be representing Chapman and the CFA Society Orange County, competing against teams from universities across North, Central and South America for the
Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics Opportunity Fair
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
A Walk Worth Taking
Wall Street is and always will be the financial capital of the world. Fortunately, Chapman students of the Argyros School of Business and Economics had the opportunity to visit this financial behemoth and get an inside look at one of the most important and influential industries in the world. Every year, Argyros School Dean Reginald Gilyard and
Beatshare - Share the Moment, Share the Music, Share the Beat
While studying abroad on the train in Madrid, I wanted to share the amazing experiences I was having in Spain by sending snippets of music my friends and I normally listen to back in California; however I could not find an efficient way to do so. Returning to the states full of inspiration, I set out
Dr. Doti challenges Chapman students to run the 2017 OC Half Marathon
Inspired by his 2017 return to the Argyros School classroom, President Emeritus Jim Doti challenges his business statistics students to join him in running the OC Half Marathon on Sunday, May 7. Dr. Doti, and the rest of the informal Chapman running group, are adopting the Hal Higdon’s Novice Training program for completing the 13.1-mile half marathon distance.
Environmental Powerhouse
On a bright spring morning, Kelly Vlahakis-Hanks walked into a manufacturing facility and assumed her most significant role to date. She didn’t simply walk into the Earth Friendly Products to begin the workday like any other day. No, that was yesterday. On this day, in April 2014, Kelly walked into the building to begin her most challenging role yet: successor
Chapman student and alumnus share Economic Forecast takeaways
The A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research at Chapman University hosted the 39th Annual Economic Forecast on December 15, 2016 and released the forecasts for the United States, California, and Orange County. Approximately 1,000 Chapman students, alumni, and Orange County business and community leaders were in attendance at the conference in the University’s Musco
Building a stronger fitness community
When life gets hectic, most people start to ignore their fitness. I was no different. My wife, Samantha, and I transferred to Chapman from Fresno, not knowing anyone on campus when we arrived. Like most college students, we wanted to meet new people, but developing a network outside of class seemed impossible. If I wasn’t