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Archive for ‘Spring 2017: A Generation of Change’
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Dean’s Message
Inventive, hard-working people surround me every day at work. In addition to the Hankamer School of Business faculty and staff, it’s a blessing to work in the midst of approximately 4,000 millennial students. It can […]
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Managing Millennials is a Lot Like Managing Humans
Three Improvements to Generational Analyses By Eric Krell Here’s a quick quiz to determine how you prefer to be managed; please select all statements that apply: In my business organization, I… Seek projects that offer […]
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Recent Grad Profile: Kamille Gaston
A Not-So-Traditional Career Path By Becca Broaddus Growing up in the Gaston home, MENSA puzzles replaced coloring books on the coffee table. Kamille Gaston lauds her mother, who was widowed when Kamille was just 4 […]
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The Smartphone Effect
By Becca Broaddus Your smartphone buzzes on the table next to you, and you reach for it—wanting to know who texted, or emailed, or posted on your Facebook wall, or somehow virtually reached out to […]
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Student Profile: Brenna Haffey
A Realistic Dreamer: From the Stage to the Classroom By Becca Broaddus Brenna Haffey doesn’t know what she wants to be when she grows up. She has a lot of options: music, business, healthcare or […]
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Leadership Perspective: Manny Fernandez
A Cultural Shift: Paychecks to Purpose By Manny Fernandez Managing Partner KPMG, LLP Environment and experiences shape who we are and how we look at things including life and work. Each generation has its defining […]
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Alumni Profile: Wren Brothers
An Industrious, Dapper Duo By Becca Broaddus When Jackson Wren was a junior at Baylor, he started a business. It was part of Accelerated Ventures, a two-semester course that enables students to create real companies, […]
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Millennials Face Risks and Rewards in the Sharing Economy
By Eleanor Hunt Compared to preceding generations, millennials, ages 19 to 35, have changed the way they access goods and services. Generally, they participate in the sharing economy, a term coined to illustrate the sharing […]
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Alumni Profile: Morris Porter
Golden Years: A Homecoming 75 Years in the Making By Becca Broaddus In 1941, the attack on Pearl Harbor spurred the entry of the United States into World War II. Former Texas Governor Pat Neff […]
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Alumni News
1940s Howard E. Butt, Jr., BBA ’47, the brother of H-E-B Chairman and chief executive officer Charles Butt and the oldest son of the grocery chain’s namesake founder Howard E. Butt, Sr., died in September. […]
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Baylor Business Buzz
Grad Students from Across Nation Vie in Robbins Case Competition for Healthcare Management Graduate students from across the nation gathered at Baylor University to compete in the 2nd Annual Robbins Case Competition in Healthcare Management. […]
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Readership Survey Results
In fall 2015, with some nail biting and butterflies in our bellies, we unveiled a new, redesigned Baylor Business Review (BBR) magazine. We had asked for our readers’ suggestions in earnest, and we took it […]
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