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Walls that RockKevin Hartman’s knowledge of the history of digital marketing helps him see how the industry is likely to evolve in the future.
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Notre Dame graduates found online clothing businessLola Fernandez (BBA '24) and fellow Notre Dame alumna Callie Shaw hope to encourage sustainable shopping in the tri-campus community with their fashion startup The Clothesline Company.
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Poets & Quants’ Most Disruptive MBA Startups of 2024Day1 AI, a tech startup by MBA student Simba Mubvuma, was included on Poet & Quants' Most Disruptive MBA Startups of 2024.
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How regenerative agriculture can foster peacebuilding in conflict areasRegenerative agriculture can simultaneously be a vehicle for resolving environmental and social ills while also meeting economic needs according to professor Richard "Drew" Marcantonio.
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The most disruptive undergraduate business school startups of 2024
ND student startups CR3 Markets and Blink Mexico were named to Poets & Quants' list of Most Disruptive Undergraduate Business School Startups of 2024.
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Keeping it simpleDean Shepherd’s new book offers entrepreneurs straightforward, practical advice.
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The Notre Dame undergrads transforming commercial real estate investingA trio of ambitious University of Notre Dame students are poised to disrupt the real estate landscape with their new venture, CR3 Markets.
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New arenas to dominateBasketball star Tamika Catchings (EMBA ’25) aims to expand her business and nonprofit.
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Women helping women: Female mentors guide businesswomen to greater successA new study by University of Notre Dame Marketing Professor Frank Germann found that pairing female mentors with female entrepreneurs, or gender matching, made a significant positive difference.
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Entrepreneurial resourcefulness offers hope in crisisWhen large-scale catastrophic events occur, entrepreneurs are key to rebuilding a country’s future according to research from Dean Shepherd, the Ray and Milann Siegfried Professor of Entrepreneurship at Mendoza College of Business.
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