Reflect on the past, celebrate the present and look ahead to the future in the autumn 2023 issue of Buffalo Business.

Thomas Beauford Jr., EMBA ’08, learned first-hand the impact of staying connected to UB even after leaving the classroom.

The Silly Yak caters to those who have been unable to enjoy traditional fair treats.

MBA, MSW and CAS graduate students collaborate to solve challenges facing WNY organizations.

News Releases

How to make flights more punctual
9/21/23
Study analyzes strategies for airlines to boost on-time performance.
UB School of Management to hold centennial celebration
9/20/23
Nine distinguished alumni will receive once-in-a-lifetime honors.
Beautiful Brains, led by CEL grad Christian Johnson, wins Fast 46 competition
9/19/23
The Buffalo firm named the fastest-growing UB alumni-owned business in the annual competition.
Pension bailouts lead to opportunistic behavior
9/18/23
Study assesses unintended consequences of 2021 American Rescue Plan Act.
UB MBA rises in Bloomberg Businessweek ranking
9/13/23
The school rose one place in the 2023-24 ranking to No. 69, placing it solidly in the top 10% of AACSB-accredited business schools.
UB School of Management celebrates 100 years of welcoming new students
8/28/23
Following in the footsteps of the transformational and insightful leaders who came before them, a new class of students gathered at the University at Buffalo School of Management Aug. 25 — for the hundredth time.
UB Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership enhances support for underrepresented businesses
8/28/23
Minority and women entrepreneurs in Western New York will have the opportunity to boost their businesses, thanks to the renewal of a significant grant from Open4.
9 UB School of Management students named 2023-24 WNY Prosperity Fellows
8/24/23
They are among 25 UB student entrepreneurs poised to be leaders in the community.

In the News

Dambra on CBS News
9-19-2023 — Michael Dambra, associate professor and Kenneth W. Colwell Chair of Accounting and Law, appeared live on CBS News to discuss how the United Auto Workers strike has put a spotlight on the pay gap between high-ranking executives and employees.
Dambra in Politico
9-16-2023 — Politico interviewed Michael Dambra, associate professor and Kenneth W. Colwell Chair of Accounting and Law, for a story about how CEO pay at major auto companies is sparking controversy, with executives earning millions more than their median employees.
Lindsey on CNN
8-27-2023 — CNN quoted Charles Lindsey, associate professor of marketing, in an article discussing how Starbucks created its own language for ordering coffee.
Simpson in The Washington Post
8-26-2023 — The Washington Post interviewed Natalie Simpson, professor and chair of operations management and strategy, and associate dean for graduate programs, for a story about how the decision to keep disaster areas in Maui closed is frustrating residents, especially animal rescuers, who fear time may be running out for pets who survived the wildfire.