How Labor Laws Abroad Shape U.S. Business Strategies

In today’s global economy, it’s common for U.S. companies to run factories, partner with suppliers or hire employees overseas. But what happens when labor laws in those countries change? New research co-authored by Giorgo Sertsios, Sheldon B. Lubar Associate Professor …

Lubar College Charts Its Course with New Strategic Plan

After a year of thoughtful planning and wide collaboration, the Lubar College of Business has officially adopted its 2025–30 strategic plan. This new roadmap takes into account the vast changes in the higher education landscape and is intended to guide …

New Dual-Degree Program Addresses Demand for Healthcare Leadership Roles

The Lubar College of Business and the College of Health Professions & Sciences (CHPS) have introduced a new dual-degree program: the Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA). This interdisciplinary program is designed to cultivate leaders …

Alumni News, June 2025

Of the 19 people with ties to UWM who have been named to this year’s Milwaukee Business Journal Power Players list, more than 40 percent are Lubar graduates or honorary degree holders. Congratulations! Kayla Lokker (’24 BBA, Business Administration), founder of Easy …

Faculty Kudos, May 2025

Tracy Rank-Christman, Assistant Professor of Marketing, has been selected as this year’s MASSIG Emerging Scholar Winner.  The Marketing & Society Special Interest Group (MASSIG) of the American Marketing Association Emerging Scholar Award recognizes a marketing academic in the early stages …

Alumni News, May 2025

Becky Albert-Breed (’00 BBA, Accounting) has been recognized as one of Wisconsin’s Most Influential Native American Leaders for 2025 by Madison365. Jeff Bashaw (’00, BBA) stepped into his current role of Wisconsin market president of Illinois-based Credit Union 1 after leading …

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