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Of Phones, Copy Machines, and Cargo Ships
Improving the Bottom Line and Environment Through Reverse Supply Chain Logistics By Maura C....
Read MoreMastering the Business of Health Care
How two physicians and longtime friends turned to the Penn State Online MBA to enhance their...
Read MoreThe Bullwhip Effect
Researchers probe the impact of irrational decision making in the supply chain By Krista Weidner...
Read MoreA Bridge to Crypto
Smeal MBA alum pioneers accessibility in cryptocurrency investing By Melissa Manno | photography...
Read MoreGreater, Together.
Michelle K. HouserSenior Director of Development and Alumni Relations We are pleased to share our...
Read MoreClimate Change Risk
The video went viral: In early May 2022, a beachfront home on North Carolina’s Outer Banks collapsed into the ocean during a coastal storm. Stilts splintering like toothpicks, the house slid slow-motion into the waves and bobbed there like a giant cork.
Read MoreEmbracing the Unknown
Entrepreneur Kathryn Dougherty is uncomfortable, but that’s OK. It’s a feeling the 2009 Penn State Smeal College of Business graduate seeks out.
Read MoreCollaborative Competitors
In the fall of 2019, four Penn State Smeal first-year students sat in a Nittany Consulting Group Consultant Training Program session when news of the PwC Challenge Case was announced. Brimming with confidence and eager to learn, Chimwemwe “Michael” Mitole, Sean Cullen, Haskel Canagarajah, and Neil Patel banded together to enter the competition.
Read MoreFrom Classmates to Business Partners
Scott Sine was confident he had a great business idea — he just needed confirmation.
Read MoreAttracting and preparing the best of the best
During the fall of 2013, three supply chain students in the Penn State Smeal College of Business’s Sapphire Program met with Bob Novack, a program advisor and associate professor.
Read MoreCan Cash for Clunkers help save the planet?
Study finds that programs targeting electric vehicle buyers could accelerate U.S. vehicle fleet...
Read MoreTailor Made
More than 2,000 pieces of clothing are thrown away every second — amounting to more than 11 million tons of textile waste produced by the fashion industry each year, according to Bloomberg Green.
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