Inspired by her friends at the University, Rachel Keller’s Miss Miami magazine pushes the envelope and recently took first place at the UDisrupt Women Empowerment Business Competition.
Sumit Singh, CEO of the nation’s leading online retailer of pet food and related products, highlighted how a workplace culture that encourages debate and a relentless focus on customer service feeds the company’s growth, during a presentation hosted by the Miami Herbert Business School on Wednesday.
Board of Trustees chair Laurie Silvers teamed with her husband and business partner, Mitchell Rubenstein, to share insights with budding entrepreneurs about their experiences in creating the Syfy Channel and a galaxy of other startups, in a presentation hosted by the Miami Herbert Business School.
In the midst of a crisis, effective leaders embrace action, exercise compassion, and most importantly, engage and empower their followers, suggest management specialists at the Miami Herbert Business School.
Leaders from various sectors of health care discussed telehealth, nursing shortages, and workplace issues at the 11th annual Business of Health Care Conference held last week at the University of Miami and livestreamed to more than a thousand viewers.
Industry leaders and experts, including a recent U.S. health secretary, convene April 1 at the University of Miami for a half-day hybrid conference to analyze the amalgam of new innovations that are revolutionizing the health care field.
Zsa Zsa Goldstrom co-authored a guide to help others understand the basics of cryptocurrency, non-fungible tokens, and blockchain, as well as learn ways to market the currency offerings.
Paula Kerger touted the non-commercial media organization’s reputation for credibility and commitment to meaningful storytelling in a webinar hosted by the Miami Herbert Business School.
Co-founders Adam White and Russell Wilde, both graduates of the sport administration program, created Front Office Sports, a leading news media company recently valued at $25 million.
Entrepreneurs and real estate leaders explored modern technology and innovations that are revolutionizing the industry at the 10th annual Real Estate Impact Conference, held for the first time on the University of Miami’s Coral Gables Campus.
One student and two recent alumni of the University of Miami founded Precision Ecology, a remote sensing and data company that uses drone technology to create digital surface and terrain maps.