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ND marketing prof honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
William L. Wilkie was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his outstanding contributions in the field of marketing and society, public policy and marketing ethics. Wilkie is among the most-cited authors in the field of marketing.
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Notre Dame Executive Education presents teaching, innovation awards
Leaders in industry, design, real estate and teaching are among those honored for contributions to the Executive Education program.
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Winners announced in Notre Dame business plan competition
A plan for fast-casual dining and a plan to distribute sanitary products in developing nations took top honors in Mendoza competition.
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College announces teaching award winner
Carl Ackermann won Mendoza’s undergraduate teaching award for 2008-2009, an award given by the graduating class. He teaches finance.
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Teaching awards honor exemplary work with undergraduates
Twenty Notre Dame faculty members received awards for excellence in undergraduate teaching; three received awards for advising.
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And the winner is …
Three finalists are named at the Social Venture Business Plan Competition, competing for a $15,000 grand prize.
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Notre Dame teams with Baird to provide academic opportunities
Notre Dame and private equity firm Baird announce a new partnership to provide students with fellowship and scholarship opportunities through the Notre Dame Corporate Partners for Ethical Global Leadership program.
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Finalists selected for Notre Dame business plan competitions
Finalists will compete for more than $40,000 in two business plan competitions sponsored by the Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.
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IBM executive: We’re entering the ‘Talent Age’
In an address to the Beta Gamma Sigma business honor society, Jim Corgel of IBM discusses leadership skills that employers seek.
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An AIG ethics lesson
Following public outrage over AIG executive bonuses, Professor Patrick Murphy explains the difference between “legal” and “ethical” actions.
Carol Elliott