Drexel LeBow interviews Paul Myler of KIND Snacks to discuss his role, the unique challenges facing a snack supply chain, and managing multiple distribution channels.

Drexel LeBow interviews Sara Rosa-Strollo at Campbell's Soup Company about her role as a supply chain capacity planner, her background in finance, and the impact of disruptive technologies on the industry.

Drexel LeBow Executive MBA alumni and invited guests gathered for the tenth annual Executive MBA Continuing Education Conference.

The field of supply chain management is expansive, encompassing a wide variety of industries and roles and offering many sectors of growth. Find out how you can enter this growing industry as it continues to expand.

Sarah Malik simultaneously pursued a co-op and research interests, culminating in Drexel LeBow's first student-developed case study.

VP of Strategy for Campbell Soup Company Emily Waldorf, is tired of people telling professionals – especially women - that the way to get ahead is to simply, “lean in." Waldorf shared her tips to success at LeBow's Lunch, Learn, and Lead event.

In the first Global Classroom to connect LeBow with a university in Africa, International Business Students are linked up with a class in Cameroon.

MS in Economics Alumnus Charles Gray will be joining Wharton to continue his anti-trust research in the health care field.

A group of 18 Drexel LeBow MBA and MS students recently traveled to Romania to gain some insight into business in an international context.

Deanna Byrne '92, the first female managing partner of PwC’s Philadelphia office, has spent 30 years at the company, and the past 15 as a partner.

Two Drexel LeBow students have each contributed a chapter to a new textbook on the Internet of Things and its applications in the modern workplace.

The Drexel LeBow Dean's Advisory Board met to elect a new member and share anecdotes and career advice with current students.

Stock exchange news startup Cheddar’s unconventional ways work well for Bradley Smith '12, who says working with an organization with such an atypical approach is exactly where he wants to be. 

Setting yourself apart in today’s business world is a difficult challenge. But for committed professionals looking to advance their careers and diversify their skillsets, an MBA or Executive MBA degree may be the perfect option.

Who needs team chemistry? The 2018 Undergraduate Dragon Datathon's winning team met for the first time right before the competition.