Shattering the myth of work-life balance
Laura Blackmer’s career has led her to advocate for a change in the way mothers and millennials are supported in their jobs.
Author Archives: Griffin Moores
Learning from experience
From Fortune 500 executives to recent grads, College of Business women have covered a lot of ground in the working world. Here, they share the insights that helped them move forward in their careers.
Manufacturing an end to maternal mortality
“I saw women around me whose potential was not being recognized,” said Zubaida Bai, who used her business skills to combat maternal mortality after earning an MBA.
From CSU to CEO: The Executive MBA
James Iacino, CEO of Seattle Fish Co., shares insights into how Colorado State University’s Executive MBA program moved his career and business forward.
Calling all entrepreneurs for Fort Collins Startup Weekend
CSU’s College of Business and the Institute for Entrepreneurship invite entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs from all departments at the university and the greater Fort Collins community to participate in Fort Collins Startup Weekend Feb. 23-25.
Building foundations: embracing challenges and uncertainty to create a company
Connie Dohn had to learn to embrace uncertainty and take risks to succeed as an entrepreneur and business owner in the construction industry.
Colorado’s leading online MBA among best in the nation
Colorado State University’s College of Business has been recognized for its outstanding online graduate education programs by U.S. News and World Report in its 2018 rankings.
Why WICHE is the West’s best kept secret
Students from WICHE states who pursue a Global Social & Sustainable Enterprise MBA at Colorado State University can qualify for in-state tuition.
Video: Cara Eastwood Baldwin
Cara Eastwood Baldwin talks about the decision to pursue her MBA at Colorado State University’s College of Business and how the program is structured.
Student-run equity fund beats S&P 500
It’s been a strong year for the U.S. stock market, but it’s been an even better one for the College of Business’s student-run Summit Fund.