Dr. Charla Griffy-Brown Discusses Twitter as Haiku in Japanese Culture
Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD, discusses the cultural relevance of Twitter in Japan during and after the devastating earthquakes that took place in March 2011.
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The Future of the Entertainment Industry: A Panel Discussion
Top entertainment executives discuss the numerous industry shifts spurred by increased digital content and new media.
VIDEO: Talent Management Best Practices for Identifying and Developing High Potential Leaders
In this video, Kevin Groves, assistant professor of organizational theory and management, makes a case for why talent management matters now more than ever.
A Quick Tip on Giving Effective Feedback by Steven M. Sommer
Steven M. Sommer, professor of applied behavioral science, shares his “ABC model,” a three-step process for providing and receiving feedback effectively.
GBR Quarterly Economic Update with Christopher Thornberg: Spring 2011
Beacon Econ’s Christopher Thornberg discusses the Japanese earthquakes, high gas prices, and the federal deficit in this edition of the GBR economic update.
The Future of SEO: Google’s New Algorithm Takes on Content Farms
Graziadio School faculty chime in on Google’s new algorithm to reduce content farms, what it means for SEO, and how business websites can optimize their sites.
Introducing Market Wrap with Clemens Kownatzki
Clemens Kownatzki, adjunct professor of financial risk management introduces “Market Wrap,” a brief summary of interesting market events and major economic news.
Economic Update with Christopher Thornberg: The Social Shift of 2011
Christopher Thornberg, founding principal of Beacon Economics discusses the current economic status in the United States and forecasts what’s to come.
Q&A with Clare Burton, Vice President of Worldwide Marketing at Herbalife
As vice president of worldwide marketing at Herbalife, Clare Burton is responsible for driving the company’s brand awareness around the world.
Systems Thinking: A Holistic Approach to Organizational Effectiveness
The “systems thinking” approach is a way in which a business looks at its overall organization to determine patterns and develop more effective ways of conducting business. Each problem is considered as a part of the system rather than as an overarching problem in a specific department. In his editorial for the Graziadio Business Review, [...]
