Junior was a man devoted to Pepperdine, his students, and his colleagues and was a stalwart member on many committees, always looking for how to best serve the Pepperdine Graziadio Business School and the University.
Your participation matters! Help us to improve the Graziadio Business Review (GBR) by taking a 5 to 10-minute anonymous survey. For your help, at the end of the survey you will find a link to the full 88-page “Spiritual Leadership” issue that you may download and share. The survey is about your interest … Continued
Celebrating Pepperdine Graziadio Business School’s 50th Anniversary, this issue includes PGBS faculty articles and perspectives and featured guest author and professor Edward D. Hess.
Robert A. Coscarello, MBA, Adjunct Professor of International Business The Spoiled American: Why do only 1% of all U.S. companies export to another country? Graziadio Business Review, 13(3). (2010). Abstract At the start of his administration, President Obama set a goal to double exports from U.S. companies. The hope was that increasing exports would dramatically benefit … Continued
This issue includes a variety of articles written by knowledgeable authors that we believe you will find informative, insightful, and engaging. Here are highlights.
This issue includes a variety of articles written by knowledgeable authors that we believe you will find informative, insightful, and engaging.
This issue includes a variety of articles written by knowledgeable authors that we believe you will find informative, insightful, and engaging.
This issue includes a variety of articles written by knowledgeable authors that we believe you will find informative, insightful, and engaging.
This issue includes a variety of articles written by knowledgeable authors that we believe you will find informative, insightful, and engaging.
Contents for the this issue: Fall 2014 Issue, Volume 17, Issue 2
These articles informative as well as a challenge to take a deeper look at your business life, your work life, and as it applies, to your academic life.
In the fall issue of the Graziadio Business Report we have published five great articles, plus we want to let you know about two features that were added to the last issue.
This is the largest issue of the GBR we have produced. I believe you will find it both informative and interesting. We’ve included 6 articles, 2 videos, one special report, an update on a highly read article, and an editorial on the business of education, along with our faculty book reviews.
In this issue our authors went back to eight of our most popular and most timely articles to give us an update.
We are concluding 2011 on a great note. This year we upped our qualifications for publication and our rejection rate to approximately 67%.
We are excited to present more great articles in this issue of the GBR, along with a video interview and book reviews.
GBR Academic Editor Nancy Dodd introduces Volume 14, Issue 1 of the Graziadio Business Review, announcing new audio interviews with article authors, to be featured in the GBR blog.
With this issue we are delighted to introduce you to our new name, the Graziadio Business Review, and bring you our new design, which we think you will find much more user-friendly.
Larry Tanz, president, COO, and co-founder of Agility Studios, answers questions about the entertainment industry and its transition into the digital age.
What does it take to write a good business plan? What should entrepreneurs avoid? Should business plans be put on hold until the economy picks up?
2003 “Entrepreneur of the Year” Steve Bilt answers questions about being a young CEO, the dental industry, and forming strategic alliances.
A resource of common and not so common business terms to help you decipher business terminology.
How do you get assertive leaders to cooperate in a group dynamic rather than compete?
The ease of doing business online for both customers and companies is at risk as the fear of becoming a victim of phishing grows.
Stephen L. Baum discusses how managers can contain rising energy costs, the options for energy sources in the near future, and California’s energy crisis.
