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Culture
In today’s increasingly competitive marketplace, collaboration is growing more critical to innovation and performance. That’s why UNC Kenan-Flagler puts a high premium on teamwork and relationships. According to our students, it’s one of the reasons they chose our program in the first place.
Video Posts
Meeting the New OneMBA Class
It is September 2011 in Chapel Hill – a beautiful time of year. Time has flown by. Have we really been in the OneMBA program for an entire year? Indeed we have. A year prior, we wandered around the Rizzo Center trying to get our bearings on what has become a wonderful journey.
Beginning the Journey
In mid-January, I took part in the UNC Kenan-Flagler immersion week for the Weekend Class of 2011. When I arrived at the Paul J. Rizzo Conference Center and I was surrounded by a group of people who had the similar deer in the headlight look, I knew I was in the right place.
A friendly chat across the pond goes global
On 10/19/09, The Financial Times published a special business education edition on Executive MBA Programs. The lead article, Applicants Flock to the Global Village, featured quotes from Vince Frillici, OneMBA 2010, and Peter Brews, OneMBA Associate Dean.
P=MBA
I first heard the equation P = MBA two years ago when my good friend Eric Boggs wrote about it. Eric's post retells the story of a professor who says that formula is the single most important one they will learn in the two years of business school.
Women in B-schools: Removing Barriers
It's fairly common knowledge that business schools attract proportionally fewer women than other professional fields. In fact, only about 30 percent of MBA students across the country are female. Why is that?
