By Shannon Sweeny | June 3, 2016
Vice Provost of Global Entrepreneurial Leadership Candida Brush’s co-authored paper, “Why do family firms strive for nonfinancial goals? An organizational identity perspective”, Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice, 2013, was recently selected for the Emerald Citations of Excellence 2016. Each year Emerald Group Publishing awards certificates to highly cited papers relating to the areas of Business Management,…
By Shannon Sweeny | May 13, 2016
Mathematics and statistics professor Richard Cleary has been invited to serve as Chair of the Committee on George Polya Lecturers for the Mathematical Association of America (MMA) beginning in February 2017. George Pólya, renowned teacher and writer, embodied the high quality of exposition that the MAA seeks to encourage. To further this goal, the George…
By Michael Chmura | July 15, 2014
Alexandria, VA – The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB) today published a report on municipal market trading patterns, associated pricing and the effect of price transparency on pricing. The report, which is the first of its kind from the municipal market regulator, provides a baseline set of statistics about municipal bond trading to enable market…
By Michael Chmura | November 8, 2010
I entirely agree with the Washington Post’s Kathleen Parker that “I am woman hear me roar” is cringe worthy. I’m not really sure why, maybe just the timing. But I do get goose bumps working with the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women and 10,000 Small Businesses initiatives. What I love about the program is that it…
By Michael Chmura | October 8, 2010
According to the Polar Field Services Newsletter, “Babson Finance Professor Michael Goldstein created Arctic Economics to compliment his new (and first) NSF-funded project which examines the effects of seasonality and changing climate on the arctic economy. As a social scientist, he’s happy that NSF is interested in how seasonal change affects culture and people, and…