The nascent economic recovery that had started to sprout across the nation has been thrown a major curveball as new cases of the COVID-19 virus have surged.
UCR MBA faculty delivers a cautiously optimistic economic forecast, highlighting potential ‘wild cards’—showcasing research at the best business school.
Brandon Copeland, ex-NFL linebacker and Penn alum, lectured at UCR on saving 90% income, financial literacy, and his transition to academia. Part of UCR Business Speaker Series.
Marc Reede, college speaker and motivator, delivered an inspirational message to business students on the need for mentorship, networks, persistence in the face of “No”, and navigating through a professional career.
TCL NA President Michelle Mao and SVP Chris Larson discuss rapid growth through brand consideration, sports and entertainment partnerships, and expanding into audio and appliances.
UC Riverside is one of the most diverse and inclusive institutions in the nation, serving as an incubator of new knowledge, an engine of social mobility, and an economic powerhouse.
Valtteri Salomaki began his UCR MBA in Marketing Strategy & Information Systems to join a major tech firm and launch ventures from a top business school.
Charlotte Weber, a dedicated UCR associate dean for over 30 years, profoundly impacted students' lives at the A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management.
Jim Merino, a UCR Business alumnus with degrees from Caltech and Stanford, innovates in tech at Yahoo and Facebook. He supports low-income students with an endowed UCR scholarship.
The Hylander Student Investment Fund at UCR gives finance students real-world investing experience—boosting careers at one of California’s best business schools.
UCR business teams capture top awards at ICBSC 2019 in Anaheim—undergrad wins Overall Performance, grad team wins Best Business Documents at a best business school.
The 10th Annual IE Economic Forecast Conference will address the Inland Empire's economic growth challenges, focusing on housing shortages and labor market issues.
UCR's ABLE program hosted 200+ participants from 30+ universities for intensive classes, career workshops, and industry visits. 95.5% recommend it, 72.7% consider UCR grad studies.
On August 2nd, the UCR School of Business Accelerated Business Leaders Education (ABLE) program had the unique invitation to tour the symbolic site of the Hollywood-TCL Chinese Theatre.
