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rotman.utoronto.ca

discover excellence in business education at the rotman school of management. explore our programs, faculty, and resources in toronto's business school.

smith.queensu.ca

This is business now. Smith School of Business at Queen's University is renowned for its excellence, innovation and leadership in business education.

ivey.uwo.ca

Explore how leaders can navigate uncertainty, build trust, and empower teams to thrive—even in the face of adversity.

irc.queensu.ca

Disability can manifest in many forms: visible, invisible, chronic, temporary, and episodic are just a few examples. It can appear at all stages of life: it can be congenital or appear at any time during one’s life, and can be gradual or sudden. At some point in life, most people will experience a disability, whether temporary or permanent. Disability disclosure is very personal. As an employer, I am a strong advocate of employees disclosing so we can best support them with employment accommodation and better understand their individual’s needs. From an employee perspective, there is often hesitation to disclose because once you disclose, you cannot take it back.

marshall.usc.edu

Professor Aponte-Moreno specializes in leadership development, strategic management, and international negotiations. He teaches both MBA and undergraduate courses. His interdisciplinary work explores how the arts, particularly theater and improvisation, can contribute to the development of leadership skills. He also studies international negotiation strategies, and political leadership in Venezuela, his native country.

business.cornell.edu

See how we’re turning ambition into impact every day through stories and updates about Johnson School students, faculty, staff, alumni, partners, and friends.

carey.jhu.edu

johns hopkins carey business school offers a variety of full-time, part-time, online & non-degree programs including flexible mbas & mbas focused on analytics and leaderships.

pon.harvard.edu

Jennie Hatch & Kessely Hong A three-party employment negotiation involving a mid-career student negotiating two job offers via email at the same time.

anderson.ucla.edu

Find out whats going on at UCLA Anderson, student stories, events and much more