After two years of leadership development and enrichment opportunities, the first cohort of School of Management undergraduate honors students are ready to advance their careers.
Title III of the JOBS Act allows individuals to invest in private startups and small businesses — a practice previously restricted to wealthier, accredited investors and institutions.
After their first year of the three-semester Finance Academy program, 35 finance master’s students are armed with real-world experience and a strong set of soft skills.
When establishing goals for their organization, managers should avoid setting overly ambitious goals because they can hurt productivity, market performance and employee morale, according to new School of Management research.
The School of Management honored outstanding student interns, as well as individuals and organizations that have significantly impacted students’ career development, on April 21.
More than 900 high school students from across Western New York are putting their knowledge of everyday finances to the test during MoneySKILL® Mania, an in-school financial literacy challenge sponsored by the UB School of Management and M&T Bank.
Paul E. Tesluk, the Donald S. Carmichael Professor of Organizational Behavior, has been appointed dean of the University at Buffalo School of Management after an international search.
