At the inaugural Disruptor Games, student teams were challenged to improve a traditional business process through the integration of disruptive technologies.
LeBow’s inaugural Marketing Crisis Challenge, delivered by the Dornsife Office for Experiential Learning, put a new spin on the standard case competition.
Students developed business solutions for AEG, a global sporting and entertainment organization, then presented the findings to executives in Switzerland.
Undergrad students from LeBow and other Drexel colleges spent their summer tackling business challenges during their international consulting residency course.
The 2017 Pennsylvania Conference for Women began with a panel discussion, featuring Drexel LeBow assistant professor of marketing Elea Feit, on developing strategies for succeeding in STEM careers.
A team of business analytics graduate students placed fifth out of over 200 teams from around the world in a new competition at the INFORMS conference in Las Vegas.
Boost Linguistics, a neurolinguistics software company, developed after a LeBow consulting course, has made it to the second round of Inc. magazine's student business start-up bracket.
LeBow’s Business Analytics program held its second graduate student Dragon Datathon, a rigorous 12-hour event with seven masters-level teams tasked with translating data into qualitative, actionable insights.
