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TEXAS McCOMBS NEWS

  • Texas Executive Education Launches Sustainability Leadership Program

    New program is designed for senior executives from various business functions and C-suite positions.
  • Delegation of Business Deans Builds Bridges in Washington

    U.S. Business School leaders meet with congressional and economic experts to chart a path for the future of business education.
  • Jeff Johanns Appointed Chair of The Texas Society of CPAs Professional Standards Committee

  • MS in Finance Program Hits No. 2 in U.S.

    The Texas Master of Science in Finance takes top five status in both Financial Times and The Financial Engineer Times.
  • Andrew Brodsky Selected Top 40 Under 40 MBA Professor

    Annual Poets & Quants list celebrates teaching excellence, research on workplace communication by assistant professor of management.
  • Gift Advances McCombs Center for Leadership and Ethics

    Houston energy finance leader Marshall Eubank gives $1 million for programming that affects every student at Texas McCombs.

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BIG IDEAS – RESEARCH AND INSIGHTS

  • New Research Tool Works When Control Groups Won’t

    Where randomized experiments aren’t possible, researchers have a new statistical tool.
  • Investors Want Climate Risk Disclosures

    Accelerating climate change sparks greater interest in financial risks for public companies.
  • Keeping Health Care Prices High

    Multihospital health systems with certain types of IT have an easier time tacitly colluding with their rivals to inflate prices.
  • Virtual Health Care Is Not Always the Answer

    Telehealth can reduce costs and future doctor visits — for some diseases.
  • When Decentralization Does Not Last

    Research on DAOs found what works — and what doesn’t.
  • What Makes Companies Choose Dark Money?

    New research sheds light on the strategies corporations use to conceal their political activity.

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September 21

An Evening with the McCombs, Stanford, Northwestern, and Columbia Business Schools to Celebrate the Consortium

Please join the McCombs Austin Chapter as we celebrate Columbia Business School (member '21), Stanford Business School (member '22), and Northwestern Kellogg School of Management (member '23) joining the Consortium for Graduate Study in Management.

The Consortium connects people, institutions, and companies that have shown a commitment to their mission to enhance diversity and inclusion in global business education and leadership. Specifically, they foster a network of the country’s best students, leading MBA programs, and corporate partners, including Fortune 500 companies. They provide a streamlined application process to member schools to award merit-based, full-tuition fellowships to top MBA candidates who have a proven record of promoting inclusion in their schools, jobs, and/or personal lives.

The event will feature a panel of alumni from the different schools discussing their experience with the Consortium before, during, and after their MBA program.

Paid parking is available in the AT&T Conference Center. The parking garage entrance is on 20th Street. There is also free street parking available in the government district near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

**This is not an admission event, if you are interested as a perspective student in the Consortium please go here: https://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/graduate/mba/full-time-mba/admissions/admissions-events/.

Special Instructions: networking and drinks will take place from 8 to 9:30 p.m. at the Otis Hotel next door after the main event. 

Time: 6:30-8 p.m. (CT)

Location: Robert B. Rowling Hall, 300 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., RRH 4.314, Austin, TX 78705

Cost: Free

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