Tag: Masters Management
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Snakes, Service and Staying Power
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There’s a Honduran ghost milk snake named “Cookie” slithering somewhere in Michelle Kruschke-De Jesus’ home. It’s non-venomous, sporting pink, black and white bands. Luckily, Cookie is low-maintenance, happily dining on insects and making an excellent pet—despite being cousin to the dangerous—and venomous—coral snake. “I’ve always loved snakes,” Kruschke-De Jesus explains. “To me, they symbolize resilience…
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Rising into leadership – UW-Green Bay Masters of Management Program
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Brinley Kowalkowski, a graduate student in the MS Management program a UW-Green Bay, shares her experience and why she is grateful for the faculty and diverse perspectives of her classmates. The MS management degree is built around your schedule with classes offered at night and online to ensure that you can build new networks, work…
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Former Nordic skier grooms fresh trail to graduate school
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Here’s a basic tip for even the most accomplished skier—stay on the trail! But what if you encounter an unexpected turn, or worse yet, the trail’s end? For Cory Rouw, a former member of the UW-Green Bay Nordic ski team, his decision was simple—never stop moving. A St. Cloud, Minnesota native, Rouw (’21, Master’s of…
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In Phoenix-fashion, Eric Friedland has a way of re-incarnating himself
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It’s the resilient who pick themselves up and start all over again. Eric Friedland is notable in that regard—he’s picked himself up a few times and started all over again—even after being successful. His current professional re-incarnation is as a financial advisor at Edward Jones. A position, he admits, that he’s just getting started at.…
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From Albania to Egg Harbor, 2021 UW-Green Bay Master’s of Management graduate revels in school, brewing internship
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Adela Kadiasi had already completed one master’s degree program when her friends in Wisconsin told her she should take classes at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. The 25-year-old Albania-native said she told her friends she’d look into it, never thinking she’d be able to meet the requirements. But, just a few months later, she was…
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Faculty note: Professor Emeriti Russ published paper in Sustainability Journal
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Professor Emeritus Meir Russ’ latest paper titled: “Knowledge Management for Sustainable Development in the Era of Continuously Accelerating Technological Revolutions: A Framework and Models” was published recently in the Sustainability journal. In it, Russ declares the end of the Industrial Revolution periods and a start for a new era, for which he proposes a new…
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Faculty note: Assoc. Prof. Chandna featured on WalletHub
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Associate Professor Vallari Chandna (Marketing & Management) is featured in this piece about business credit cards. Read the full business article! Prof. Chadna answers common questions about business credit cards and personal credit cards.
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Video: 2018 Alumni Award recipient, Cordero Barkley, shares his Phoenix Story
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It’s been quite a year for Cordero Barkley ’09 and ’16 (Business Administration, Management), who says he came to UW-Green Bay a boy and left the campus a man. Barkley was recently named director of finance and investments for TitletownTech, having previously served Associated Bank as the assistant vice president, trust relationship manager with Associated…
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UW-Green Bay/Packers announce new additions to TitletownTech
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The Green Bay Packers have announced the new additions to TitletownTech. Aaron Kennedy will be joining the TitletownTech team as the UW-Green Bay entrepreneur-in-residence. Kennedy is the founder of Noodles and Company, and will work to advance early-stage ventures and entrepreneurial opportunities in the region as well as connect UW campuses to TitletownTech. UW-Green Bay alumnus Cordero…
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Faculty note: Russ presents School of Environment; Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China
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Prof. Meir Russ (Cofrin School of Business) presented a faculty seminar at the State Key Laboratory of Water Environment Simulation; School of Environment; Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China, August 9. The Ph.D. Seminar was titled “The Trifurcation of the Labor Markets in the Networked, Knowledge-Driven, Global Economy and the Probable Foundations of Sustainabilism.” He also…