Tag: Faculty

Exterior Hall of the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business at Babson
Babson’s New Doctor of Business Administration Program Draws Impressive Interest Babson’s new Doctor of Business Administration program drives incredible demand, as the first cohort of accomplished executives and leaders—from more than 700 people expressing interest—begins on campus.
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August 13, 2025

Posted in Community, Entrepreneurial Leadership

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The Art and Science of Teaching in Babson’s DBA Program In Babson’s new Doctor of Business Administration program, Beth Wynstra, the faculty director of the Center for Engaged Learning and Teaching focuses on helping to develop potential teachers.
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August 9, 2025

Posted in Community, Entrepreneurial Leadership

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Building Resilient and Agile Teams: The Competitive Edge in a Rapidly Changing Market   Resilience, flexibility, and agility aren’t just workplace buzzwords. Babson experts say they are the mindset and muscle that teams need to succeed in the face of constant change and unexpected disruption.
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August 6, 2025

Posted in Insights

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Technological Literacy: The Must-Have Skill for the Future of Work Understanding information and communications technology and developing artificial intelligence skills are necessary in today’s jobs market, explain Babson professional and executive education experts.
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August 1, 2025

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Joanna Carey Awarded a National Science Foundation Grant to Examine River Health In a three-year project, Joana Carey, an associate professor of earth and environmental science at Babson, and a team of reserachers will examine data from more than 450 rivers across all seven continents.
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July 31, 2025

Posted in Babson Briefs

Food on the shelves of a grocery store.
Why Grocery Store Loyalty Runs Deep: Market Basket’s Crisis Draws Emotional Response Babson’s Lauren Beitelspacher explains what the Market Basket schism reveals about consumer trust and why we’re loyal to grocery stores.
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July 31, 2025

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When Scandal Strikes the C-Suite: What Two Babson Professors Say Companies Should Do  A viral Coldplay kiss cam moment involving a CEO and human resources leader at a tech startup rocked the company to its core. Babson management professors provided insight into how ventures can survive a leadership scandal.
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July 21, 2025

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Businesswoman practices deep breathing exercise at workplace desk
How Employees Navigate Mental Illness in the Workplace and What Employers Can Do to Help Emily Rosado-Solomon, an assistant professor at Babson, looks at how employees with mental illness handle their symptoms while at work, a topic that is understudied.
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July 17, 2025

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Prime Day Breaks Records as Shoppers Race Against Tariff Uncertainty Record Prime Day sales were powered by promotions and an atmosphere of economic uncertainty driving an urgency for early purchases, Babson retail expert Lauren Beitelspacher said.
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July 16, 2025

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A clear tip jar with cash sits on a counter
What Ending Taxes on Tips Could Mean for Workers and Tippers Babson thought leaders on tax policy explain how a federal proposal that includes eliminating taxes on tips might reshape the tipping economy.
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July 1, 2025

Posted in Insights