Webinar Recording Available Now! The market’s whiplash-inducing performance over the last four months has been astonishing. Now, as the economy begins to open up again, the financial market has been on a tear. Is the bad news all behind us?… Read More
Austin Larson is a senior majoring in finance, as well as an Army reservist who was mobilized to New York in the latter half of his spring semester to support the coronavirus response. Thank you for your service, Austin! I… Read More
Research Grants Kaan Kuzu, Associate Professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management, is the principal investigator on the project Using Predictive Modelling to Predict Failures in Supply Chain, which has been awarded a $44,450 one-year grant from UWM’s Connected Systems… Read More
G. Kevin Spellman, David O. Nicholas Director of Investment Management, has authored this comprehensive analysis. The Market’s Hopeful Thinking At about 2,900, the S&P 500 is only 15% off its all-time high and down just 10% for the year, but… Read More
Business ownership is rough right now, but despite the many uncertainties, Jennifer Hansen (EMBA ’00), President and Owner of The Anderson Group and its main subsidiary Anderson Packaging, feels she’s in a pretty good position to ride out the storm…. Read More
Read how Lubar faculty, students, and staff have adjusted to remote instruction and learning during the coronavirus pandemic. In my Managing in a Disruptive Environment class, I am almost embarrassed to say that when the course began this semester we… Read More
Right around now, couldn’t we all use a story that’s a little fun and a lot positive? Enter Phil Sklar (BBA-Finance ’06), co-founder and chief executive officer of the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum. Yes, that’s right, it’s… Read More
The following is an excerpt of an invited commentary for the Journal of Public Policy and Marketing on hunger and the COVID-19 crisis that was recently authored by Laura Peracchio, Judith H. and Gale E. Klappa Endowed Professor of Marketing,… Read More
This commentary was authored by Jeff Turmel, Director of the Supply Chain Management Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Lubar School of Business. On March 5th, I sat with a Fox6 News reporter to talk about the impacts of the… Read More
Four student start-up ideas earned top honors at the 13th annual La Macchia New Venture Business Plan Competition at UWM’s Lubar School of Business in February. The competition is sponsored by Bill and Sharon LaMacchia. Bill LaMacchia is the founder… Read More