Voices of the Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University
Corey is the marketing manager of Whitman online programs for 2U Inc. The Martin J. Whitman School of Management has partnered with 2U to power and support MBA@Syracuse and Accounting@Syracuse. He is responsible for executing marketing activity for both online master’s programs. After receiving his B.S. in marketing from Johnson & Wales University, he went on to earn his M.A. in communication, culture and technology from Georgetown University.
Corey is the marketing manager of Whitman online programs for 2U Inc. The Martin J. Whitman School of Management has partnered with 2U to power and support MBA@Syracuse and Accounting@Syracuse. He is responsible for executing marketing activity for both online master’s programs. After receiving his B.S. in marketing from Johnson & Wales University, he went on to earn his M.A. in communication, culture and technology from Georgetown University.
By Syracuse Staff With the “Fight for $15” making headlines, opinions abound about whether raising the federal minimum wage will have a positive or negative effect on unemployment rates. Advocates of an increase cite the impossible task of making ends meet…
by Eric F. Frazier Coffee perks up many sleepy-headed Americans each morning, but too few are sufficiently roused to investigate the economic struggles of those who grow and harvest it. U.S. consumers will spend a projected $13.6 billion for coffee in 2016, largely…
By Syracuse Staff Golf has long been deemed the sport for business. A favorite pastime of the world’s elite, today it remains the top-cited hobby among senior executives. In fact, a recent study found that CEOs who regularly play golf are paid 17 percent more…
By Syracuse Staff Some of life’s biggest moments are also some the most expensive. The average cost of a home in the U.S. is more than $300,000. A college degree can easily top $100,000. Even the price of new car can…
Submitted by Eric F. Frazier Frazier is an independent writer, editor, book reviewer and co-author of GPS Declassified: From Smart Bombs to Smartphones. He writes from his home near Winston-Salem, NC. When Jeff Bezos launched Amazon.com in July 1995, few…
In January 2016, the MBA@Syracuse residency took place in Delhi and Mumbai, India. We caught up with Jennifer Noone, a second-year student in the Syracuse MBA program, to get an inside perspective of the residency experience. What was your most memorable experience…
A former member of the military, MBA@Syracuse student Lezlie Labbe is the Director of Strategic Initiatives for Usherwood Office Technology in Syracuse, NY. At a recent residency held on campus at Syracuse University, we spoke to Lezlie about her experience with the MBA@Syracuse…
Though the term “sabermetrics” has only been around since the early 1980s, the practice of using statistics to gain a winning edge in baseball goes back almost two centuries. As the tools of sabermetrics continue to advance, teams like the…
Having a remote employee is a win-win scenario—for the employer and the employee. Many companies now recognize the mutual benefits of allowing employees to telecommute and are leading the way with remote employee options including Google, Dell, American Express, Aetna, Xerox, Humana,…
Innovative online retail companies are learning how to compete with well-established companies by creatively managing their supply chain. By combining best practices and technological advancements, these companies are disrupting their competitors while maintaining lean inventories and cutting out the middleman…
How important is culture? In 2014, “culture” was named word of the year. And because culture is so important, corporations like Zappos and Twitter are stepping up to the plate to find new ways to improve corporate culture and meet the…