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Especially since the pandemic, more people are cultivating interests and passions outside their professional lives. This is true for many Michigan Ross faculty and staff who have interesting hobbies and talents that they pursue outside of work. Recently, we asked some of our colleagues to share about their interesting hobbies, talents, and passion projects they…
July 2024 Ross Star Recipients
Acknowledging the everyday excellence and hard work of our colleagues is very important. You can nominate a colleague for a Ross Star at any time. A certificate will be sent to their inbox with a message from you acknowledging how they have shined and made a difference. Congratulations to our latest Ross Star recipients! Stephanie…
Jenn Mull Receives First-Ever Ross Star Award
Jenn Mull, senior administrative coordinator on the Administrative Core Team, was recently announced as the winner of the Ross Star Award for receiving the most Ross Stars throughout the year. Ross Stars are submitted by peers, colleagues, and supervisors in recognition of everyday excellence, and this special award is a testament to Mull’s dedication and…
Q&A: CFO Sean O’Neil on the Executive Residence and Wyly Hall Renovations and Michigan Ross Los Angeles
At this year’s State of the School, we shared plans for two brand-enhancing initiatives that will begin this fiscal year. One will include a major renovation of the Executive Learning and Conference Center, also known as the Executive Residence and Wyly Hall, and the other will involve building a new Michigan Ross location in downtown…
Recent Staff Hires & Service Milestones
Over the last month, Michigan Ross has welcomed one new hire. You may see this new face around the school, so be sure to give them a warm welcome. Martin (Marty) West, executive in residence, Weiser Center for Real Estate Congratulations to our staff members who are celebrating University of Michigan milestones this month. Thank…
The William Davidson Institute Leverages U-M Collaborations to Impact Emerging Markets
Founded by William Davidson, BBA ’47, in 1992, the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing economic development in low- and middle-income countries. WDI collaborates with companies, universities, and governments to offer practical solutions, training programs, and other resources that strengthen businesses. The institute’s efforts span health,…
