Partner Spotlight
Introducing BCX: the Brandcenter’s all-new executive education division designed for working professionals
Thursday, July 22Introducing BCX: the Brandcenter’s all-new executive education division
Lend your expertise to the business mentoring program
Thursday, July 22Now more than ever, VCU students need the support of connected, engaged alumni willing to mentor them as they enter the world of business.
'The war for talent is on:' With an increase in open jobs, Richmond area employers scramble to fill open positions
Friday, July 9“There are huge sectors of employees where remote work never has been an option: healthcare, retail, hospitality, manufacturing, and the like,” said S. Douglas Pugh, interim dean for Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Business.
18 VCU researchers receive project funding from the university’s Presidential Research Quest Fund
Friday, July 2Economist Adam Blandin, Ph.D., assistant professor in the School of Business who has studied the labor force during the pandemic, won support for “Remote Work, Geographic Mobility, and the Long-Run Economic Impact of COVID-19.”
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Richmond Fed executive: Things are looking up for 2021 and beyond
Friday, July 2Renee Haltom tells VCU virtual audience of over 400 that 2021 will be a “blowout year” but to expect recovery disparities.
Ed Grier is leaving VCU, but his legacy remains
Wednesday, June 30As dean of the School of Business, he launched partnerships and programs, including the online M.B.A., that “are recognized nationally as among the best in the nation.”
VCU da Vinci Center for Innovation Collaborates with Adobe to Enhance and Expand Design-Thinking Curriculum
Tuesday, June 22The VCU da Vinci Center is embarking on a radical new offering that will train cross-disciplinary faculty members from across the university to master Adobe Creative Cloud applications.
‘Your order is ready’: Curbside pickup and delivery skyrocketed during the pandemic. It could lead to permanent consumer changes.
Tuesday, June 22‘Your order is ready’: Curbside pickup and delivery skyrocketed during the pandemic. It could lead to permanent consumer changes. An increase in these services from retailers, restaurants and grocery stores could mean a shift in how we shop.