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A team of students from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business won the fifth annual Kellogg Marketing Case Competition for part-time M.B.A. students. Chicago GSB ranked #1 in the most recent ranking of business schools by Business Week. Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) May 18, 2007-- A team of students from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business won the fifth annual Kellogg Marketing Case Competition for part-time M.B.A. students, the school announced today. Chicago GSB ranked #1 in the most recent ranking of business schools by BusinessWeek. Five Chicago GSB students from the Evening M.B.A. Program

A team of students from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business won the fifth annual Kellogg Marketing Case Competition for part-time M.B.A. students. Chicago GSB ranked #1 in the most recent ranking of business schools by Business Week. Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) May 18, 2007 -- A team of students from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business won the fifth annual Kellogg Marketing Case Competition for part-time M.B.A. students, the school announced today. Chicago GSB ranked #1 in the most recent ranking of business schools by BusinessWeek. Five Chicago GSB students from the Evening

A team of students from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business won the fifth annual Kellogg Marketing Case Competition for part-time M.B.A. students. Chicago GSB ranked #1 in the most recent ranking of business schools by Business Week. Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) May 18, 2007 -- A team of students from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business won the fifth annual Kellogg Marketing Case Competition for part-time M.B.A. students, the school announced today. Chicago GSB ranked #1 in the most recent ranking of business schools by BusinessWeek. Five Chicago GSB students from the Evening

Loyola University Chicago Offers New, One-of-a-Kind MBA Loyola University Chicagos Graduate School of Business (GSB) has established a unique partnership with the Illinois Bankers Association (IBA) to offer a new specialized MBA in Strategic Financial Services (MBASFS). The degree is the first specialized MBA of its kind in the United States. Tailoring an MBA for professionals is a really important goal for us, says Abol Jalilvand, dean, Loyola University Chicago School of Business Administration. We offer a unique MBA, focused specifically on banking and financial services, and also provide access to our new Center for Integrated Risk Management and Corporate Governance, a

New UCSC business school considered for Silicon Valley The Bill Gates Graduate School of Management at UCSCs Silicon Valley Campus may have a nice ring to it. While new graduate schools being considered for UC Santa Cruz include fields in nursing, public health and even climate change, the only idea to make any headway is a business school to be located at UCSCs Silicon Valley Center in Mountain View. It takes years for a new graduate school to get off the ground and UCSC officials are searching for a philanthropist who would put up a bulk of the necessary seed money in exchange

13 December 2006 – An Indian-American who turned his graduate thesis into a global automotive enterprise has donated an unprecedented $30 million to University Hospitals, Cleveland, for the construction of a medical complex. Monte Ahuja, 60, chairman and CEO of Transtar Industries in Walton Hills and a member of the University Hospitals Health System board of trustees, announced his gift after Northeast Ohio's second-largest health-care system unveiled an ambitious $1.2 billion expansion. The expansion plan includes a new cancer hospital and substantial improvements to neonatal intensive care and emergency departments. Ahuja's $30 million donation was announced to an unsuspecting crowd at the

John C. Whitehead, retired from the Co-Chairman of Goldman Sachs & Co., believes that good management is important, non-profit enterprises, such as for companies. Thus, last week, he gave his alma mater, Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration, a $ 10 million gift to the John C. Whitehead.

XLRI signs MoU with Chicago-based varsity XLRI on Friday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Loyola University of Chicago. The MoU envisages exchange of students and faculty between the two institutions. It will pave the way for joint research and a joint degree programme as well. The two-year post graduate degree in business administration (human resources) will be awarded by the University of Chicago. Fr N Casamir Raj, director of XLRI, told FE that a curriculum for the joint degree programme would be in place soon, and added that he was interested in the tie up as the Loyola School

Alan B. Fine, 58, has joined The PrivateBank-Chicago, a unit of PrivateBancorp, Inc as a managing director in the Banks Lake Forest, IL office. A twenty-nine year banking veteran, Mr. Fine has managed commercial lending and private banking relationships and divisions at the former Boulevard Bank N.A., Chicago and at First Midwest Bank, Highland Park IL, a unit of First Midwest Bancorp , which he joined in 1994, and was subsequently named president-private banking. A finance graduate of Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, he attended the University of Virginia Darden School of Business Leadership Development and Advanced Corporate Finance programs. More :

Nike Founder Donates $105 million to GSB The University announced in August that Phil Knight, MBA 62 and founder and chairman of Nike Inc., will donate $105 million to Stanfords Graduate School of Business (GSB). Knights gift is thought to be the single largest gift ever given to a business school. Phil Knight has once again shown the depth of his commitment to Stanfords future, said President John Hennessy. The enormous generosity of this gift will enable the Graduate School of Business to create a truly unique environment for its graduate programs and enrich Stanfords efforts to encourage multidisciplinary teaching and

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