An ongoing accelerator led by Colorado State University and Innosphere has been named a semi-finalist in a U.S. Department of Energy-sponsored incubator program, securing $50,000 in funding with the potential to vie for $100,000 and $500,000 in later rounds of competition.
“I just love seeing the moments of discovery on people’s faces when they find out something new and exciting they didn’t know before. I want to empower people with the information they need to make decisions that prioritize sustainability.”
A social media expert discusses Twitter’s future after Elon Musk’s takeover, the pros and cons of Mastodon and why the general population should care.
A CSU alumna, using her commitment to using business to create a better world, has taken her expertise to one of the biggest companies in the U.S. and has earned national recognition along the way.
When Rob Thomson took over the Phillies as the interim general manager, the team was 22-29. Now, they’re in the World Series, and a CSU business researcher has previously shown that leadership shakeups like this often have positive results.
Samir Mongar has been defying the odds from the moment he was born, overcoming everything from a childhood in a refugee camp to a hearing disability on his path to becoming a first-year student at CSU.
From the use of interracial couples in marketing to a hiring process equitable for people of diverse economic backgrounds to how corporations can address climate change, the three winners of the 2022 Business for a Better World Dissertation Proposal competition personify how business research can be used to create a better world.
Dozens of high schoolers from across Colorado and beyond got a week-long preview of what life is like in CSU’s College of Business during the inaugural First Generation Business Summit.
CSU College of Business alumna Kelly DiMartino has recently been appointed Fort Collins city manager. She says her MBA helped supplement the decades of experience she’s gained in local government.
From micro-internships to mock job interviews using virtual reality, the Career Management Center team at the CSU College of Business wants to pave the way for using new technology to help prepare graduates for a dynamic job market. Bob and Linda Isaman want to continue to give the team the tools it needs to keep innovating, even if that means some ideas don’t stick.