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  • Encouraging motivation to benefit others can lead to more effective teams

    "Management attention should be directed toward enhancing motivation to benefit others," says Jasmine Hu, assistant management professor, regarding her newly published study in the Academy of Management Journal.

    William G. Gilroy

  • Joseph Zahra, head of Vatican financial reform, explains new papal financial structures

    While many are aware of Pope Francis’ devotion to solving global problems, especially in regards to poverty, Joseph Zahra highlighted the pope’s sometimes overlooked commitment to amending the administrative and financial structure of the Vatican. Zahra, the vice coordinator of the Council for the Economy for the Holy See, gave his lecture, titled “Inside the Financial and Administrative Changes in the Vatican: What Pope Francis is Doing and Why,” at the Eck Visitors Center Auditorium on Wednesday. The talk was sponsored by Mendoza College of Business and was open to the public. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, archbishop emeritus of Washington D.C. and CAPP-USA National Ecclesiastical Counselor, introduced Zahra to kick off the event.…

    Eddie Zamstra

  • Where University of Missouri President Wolfe failed

    CNBC interviews Mendoza Management Professor Tim Judge about the resignation of University of Missouri President Timothy Wolfe. 

    CNBC Video

  • A local golfer aced his tee shot, and then he did what?

    Colin Dunn (MBA '14) sank an amazing hole-in-one during a charity golf tournament. But it was his decision to donate the entire value of the car that sparked this Washington Post story.

    John Kelly

  • Harnessing the Power of Impact Investing

    The 2015 Irish Impact Conference featured keynote speaker Andi Phillips, a vice president in the Urban Investment Group at Goldman Sachs.  

    Angela Sienko

  • Meet Notre Dame’s MBA Class of 2017

    "The program’s success is based on producing value-driven leaders who live authentically, practice transparency, and build community" — Poets & Quants 

    Jeff Schmitt

  • Development bank CEO to address economic challenges in Latin America

    Bolivian economist L. Enrique García Rodríguez, chief executive officer of the CAF Development Bank of Latin America, will speak on Thursday (Nov. 12) in the Hesburgh Center auditorium.

    Notre Dame News

  • Vatican financial reform leader Zahra to speak at Notre Dame

    In February, Pope Francis gathered with the College of Cardinals and a group of laypersons inside Vatican City’s Synod Hall for a historic event: to receive an update on the financial health of the Holy See. Until very recently, only the pope and a small group of his closest aides were privy to the details of the Vatican Bank’s financial status. But Pope Francis has made financial reform a top priority, not only opening the books for scrutiny but convening a panel including six highest-caliber lay Catholics. Joseph Zahra, a former chairman of Malta’s Bank of Valletta and director of the island nation’s central bank was selected to serve as chair.…

    Carol Elliott

  • Alumni secure corporate funding on ‘Shark Tank’

    Drew Mitchell (MBA ’08, FIN ’01) and Mike Doyle (ND ’12) inspire two sharks to invest in Rent Like a Champion. Story from The Observer.

    J.P. Gschwind

  • ND alums dive into Shark Tank tonight [Oct. 30]

    Drew Mitchell (MBA ’08, FIN ’01) and Mike Doyle (ND ’12) pitch Rent Like a Champion, a business with Notre Dame roots.

    Christine Cox