Without oversight, the stock market could easily turn into the wild west – companies could disclose or withhold any information they desired, allowing investors to potentially be throwing money at fraudulent companies – which is why regulatory agencies, like the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are critical for maintaining a fair and honest marketplace.
While it’s impossible to dispute that the market has taken an ugly turn, experts on hand at Leavey’s Seventh Annual Real Estate Symposium, hosted last month by the School’s Real Estate Institute, are not about to panic.
Former Santa Clara tennis star and Leavey School of Business finance graduate Connor Garnett first picked up a pickleball paddle in April of 2022. In that regard, he’s no different than the nearly 9 million Americans getting into the rapidly rising sport.
Chapter 2: Reset (1941-1960)
The second chapter of Leavey's centennial book dives into the school's reset during the 40s through 60s.
Each month, Leavey News will feature a chapter from the centennial book "A Legacy of Innovation." Stay tuned for upcoming chapters.ISA professor Naren Agrawal is leading the charge to revolutionize supply chain management with the introduction of the Optimal Machine Learning, a game-changing model that directly connects data to decisions, increasing agility and resilience while reducing costs.
Curriculum prepares students to harness influence ethically and thoughtfully throughout their careers
The new course, part of a broader initiative, is aimed at empowering first-year students to develop their leadership skills ethically and thoughtfully. Through this innovative curriculum, students learn the art of ethical influence and self-awareness, setting the stage for a successful academic and professional journey.
Garrett Jensen '14 is making a significant impact as the Legislative Director in the California State Assembly, driven by his belief that local government plays a crucial role in shaping business environments and communities.
Chapter 1: The Startup Years (1923-1940)
The first chapter of Leavey's centennial book dives into the school's early days, from the launch of the College of Commerce and Finance to the first effects of World War II in 1940.
Each month, Leavey News will feature a chapter from the centennial book "A Legacy of Innovation." Stay tuned for upcoming chapters.Aside from facing common business challenges, these companies — and dozens more from Silicon Valley — have another thing in common. They didn’t turn to major consulting companies for solutions; they turned to Leavey School of Business master of science students.
While Women’s History Month provides an opportunity to reflect on the work powerful female leaders have done to pave the way for future generations, it also provides an opportunity to consider the amount of work that still needs to be done towards realizing true gender equity.
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