Daniel Korschun argues that tackling climate change requires companies to use their resources to influence policies, public opinion and behaviors.

Held in person for the first time since 2019, the 17th Directors Academy featured the most qualified and diverse group of attendees in the program’s history.

LeBow Dean Emeritus and George B. Francis Professor of Finance George Tsetsekos, PhD, was awarded the Global Citizen Award by the Global Interdependence Center.

Two LeBow professors examined coordination within and between teams building Rube Goldberg devices as part of highly interdependent multiteam systems.

Guest speakers delivered lessons on disruption, personal branding and leveraging LinkedIn to an audience eager to learn and grow.

On a May trip abroad, Executive MBA students observed the ongoing impact of Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Joel Maxcy, PhD, professor of sport business, shares insight into the actual local economic impact of a professional sports team.

Glenn Booraem brings two decades of investment stewardship experience from one of the world’s leading investment management companies to LeBow.

A recent book by Drexel Trustee Mike Lawrie and LeBow Dean Emeritus George Tsetsekos builds on decades of experience and a long-standing friendship.

Professor of Sport Business Joel Maxcy, PhD, addresses what the MLB and its players union disagree on and the likelihood of a lockout or strike later this year.

Research by Lauren D’Innocenzo, PhD, suggests that remote leaders adopt an empowering leadership style but finds that leaders often resist this approach.

Lynnewood Shafer’s book highlights Black business leaders, from accountants to entrepreneurs to CEOs like Ken Frazier.

Professor Jonathan Ziegert explains the features of the Change Leadership and Strategy Certificate and its relevance to current management-level professionals.

David Becher and Greg Nini show that creditors have substantial power over firms merger and acquisition activities

Venture capitalists (VC) frequently invest in firms that have recently gone public, contrary to the common belief that they only invest in private firms.