Alyssa Abbott joins Diane Thompson, of counsel at Cozen O'Connor, for a discussion about COVID-19’s impact on executive compensation and the potential legal ramifications as a result of modifying exec comp programs.

Companies across the country, and arguably around the world, are increasingly recognizing the value of organizational culture. Michelle Lowry, PhD, discusses the effects of a strong and weak culture.

Since its launch, LeBow’s Executive DBA program has attracted military veterans seeking to apply their leadership skills to complex, industry-focused problems.

While summer 2020 continued to present challenges under COVID-19, LeBow maintained connections with students and industry partners in seven consulting projects.

Drexel LeBow interviews Kevin Whitehead at Nordstrom about his role as supply chain leader, the role of data, and the impact of COVID-19.

The Raj & Kamla Gupta Governance Institute joins Columbia and founding member Stanford in the NACD’s newly-launched Education Network.

Dominic Caruso ’80 and his immediate successor, Joe Wolk, will share their insights on distributing and ensuring global access to an affordable COVID-19 vaccine.

With representation from LeBow’s undergraduate and graduate programs, the Alumni Association seeks to create opportunities for programming, networking and mentorship.

David Becher, PhD, Dean’s Industry Fellow and professor of finance, and Dana D’Angelo, clinical professor of general business, received the Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award.

ISS, the largest proxy advisory service company, has just released their annual proposed voting guidelines. Michelle Lowry, PhD, provides more insight into the new ISS guidelines.

Music, nature, spicy foods and other pursuits outside of academia captivate LeBow’s leader.

The economic contraction caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a cash shortfall for many companies and institutions. Teresa Harrison, PhD and Michelle Lowry, PhD, discuss how firms can navigate this challenge effectively.

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an Esport Business major is designed for students who plan to pursue careers in the competitive video gaming industry.

California has just passed legislation requiring that publicly traded companies headquartered in the state have at least one ‘diverse’ director by 2021. Michelle Lowry, PhD, shares her thoughts on this ruling and the future of governance.

A new course offered by LeBow’s Accounting and Finance departments ventures into uncharted territory by studying the emerging cannabis industry.