Written by: Alisa Franasiak, MBA ’24 Businesses collect thousands of pieces of data every day, and key metrics of important interactions like transactions, ad campaigns and purchases are all tracked and measured. However, this creates a complicated sea of data Continue reading Digital Trends and How UB Prepares Students for an Ever-Evolving Digital World
Written by: Sydney Merritt, MSA ’23 Considering the MS in Accounting program at UB? This is a big decision, and I can speak from experience that there are certain things I wish I’d known ahead of time. Enrolling in the Continue reading 7 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started the MSA Program
Written by: Catherine Scrivo Baker, MBA ‘23 Pursuing an MBA is a challenge. Period. I had heard this from relatives and friends, but until I was in the thick of my first semester, the challenges had never been so real. Now, take all Continue reading Tips for the MBA Parent
The First Semester: A look back on our experience as new MBAs. In this episode we head back to our first ever recording we made shortly after the end of our first semester in the MBA program. As the School Continue reading The Manage-A-Bull MBA Podcast #5
Sonya Tareke UB MBA ’20 Candidate | Global Ambassador Medaase! This is a term in Twi I have come to know and love. Meaning thank you, I learned this from my time in the place where the prime meridian and Continue reading Akwaaba to Accra – Welcome to Accra
Alyssa Gestl, UB MBA 2020 In all honesty, I found the UB MBA to be tough but not impossible. I went into the program hearing that it was hard, but I was up for the challenge. To understand my thought Continue reading How to Succeed at the UB MBA
The UB School of Management’s full-time MBA program provides an inclusive environment that supports big thinking, creative freedom, and vast possibilities for achievement. But achievement is not limited to the classroom. Continue reading UBMBA Clubs Part One: Leadership and Collaboration Outside the Classroom
When you think of a female business owner, what are you imagining? Betty Crocker? Or perhaps you think of Jennifer Lawrence, who recently portrayed Joy Mangano, the inventor of the Miracle Mop. That might have been what I thought of too. Continue reading No Longer at the Children’s Table: National Association of Women Business Owners