A Colorado State University-led accelerator has received a $500,000 prize to continue its work supporting innovative startups commercializing technology at the nexus of food, energy and water.
A new study from Colorado State University College of Business researchers found that remote workers who felt professionally isolated from their organization and colleagues also felt more depleted and were less cognitively engaged with their work.
A staggering amount of research into the impact of pay on employee health has been performed over the past six decades. After an integrative analysis of more than 130 articles published in academic journals, a CSU College of Business researcher has found a common thread running through all their findings: Higher pay is consistently associated with better health and wellbeing.
The College’s Institute for Entrepreneurship serves as a hub for innovation, taking a zero-barriers approach to entrepreneurship. A new grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration will support the Institute’s work to address economic challenges and opportunities in Colorado, with a focus on traditionally underserved populations and communities.
Torn between a passion for veterinary medicine and an interest in finance, Dr. Sarah McFadden-Palmer built her dream career from scratch so she could pursue both. She works part-time as a veterinarian and part-time as a valuations coach, helping other veterinarians across the country with the financial side of clinic ownership.
Over the past three years, 94 Impact MBA students have completed around 38,000 hours of corporate sustainability work in the program’s fellowship program – the equivalent of one person working for more than 18 years on green initiatives.
At the College of Business, staff and faculty aren’t just showing students how to use business to build a better world in the classroom – they’re also practicing what they preach. The College launched its Green Team in August 2022 to develop operational sustainability goals and initiatives and plan how to make them a reality.
Students chatted with guest speaker EDM artist Illenium, in BUS 250 - Shifting the Social Landscape. It's one of the core classes in the freshly launched Music Business Minor at the CSU College of Business.
The internet and wider world are full of activists pressuring firms to change their ways, and when campaigns garner media attention, firms face even greater pressure. The activists behind these campaigns have a knack for creating headlines, but what separates a successful campaign from one that fizzles without creating change? A researcher from the Colorado State University College of Business may have the answers.
In an increasingly global world, having the ability to work alongside people from a variety of different backgrounds is more important than ever. The Colorado State University College of Business is doing its part to prepare the next generation of leaders through the Global Business Academy, a unique 10-day program where high school students from all over the world have the opportunity to learn first-hand lessons about global entrepreneurship.