It should come as no surprise to discover that alumni from Detroit Mercy are internationally known entrepreneurs and healthcare workers, award-winning entertainers and producers, athletes, coaches, volunteers and doers. Chances are, you can find yourself in one of those categories above. We want to tell your story, because in telling these stories, …
Later this year, Associate Professor of Business Administration Omid Sabbaghi will shepherd two teams of Business students through an international trading competition. They’ll have to work hard to better last year’s Detroit Mercy representatives who placed fifth out of more than 450 teams from around the world. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange …
Each year, the University honors one alumnus from each of its schools and colleges for an Alumni Achievement Spirit Award. These honorees are leaders in their fields and have made their marks in other ways, too. The 2017 Spirit Award recipients who will be honored at a special event on …
The Centennial Gala was also the setting for the official opening of the College of Business Administration’s new Center for Social Entrepreneurship. Dean of the College of Business Administration Joe Eisenhauer said the Center is “an important part of the College of Business Administration moving forward. It’s part of our …
All alumni are invited to return to campus to participate in the two major events that remain in the yearlong celebration of the centennial of the founding of the College of Business Administration. The Titan men’s basketball game against Valparaiso at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 19 will feature an …
Five prominent business and nonprofit leaders have joined the CBA Board of Advisors. They are Lenora Hardy-Foster ’88, ’96, president and CEO of the Judson Center Feras Shammami ’97, ’01, vice president of Level One Bank Roselini Burres ’83, finance director at Ford Motor Co. Timothy Gargaro ’76, chief financial …
Due to great work being done on campus and by its alumni, the College of Business Administration has been ranked nationally for the quality of its programming. The prestigious U.S. News & World Report rankings put both the undergraduate and MBA degrees among the Top 20 Management programs in the …
“I like to achieve things,” says Ravinder Shahani. But as a child in India, he probably couldn’t have imagined what he’d achieve halfway around the world. “Here, if you work hard, you can achieve your goals,” Shahani, who goes by Ron, said. “But in India, success is not necessarily measured …
Last week, Pope Francis named Fr. Robert J. Fisher ’83, an auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Detroit. Archbishop Allen Vigneron called Fisher—and Fr. Gerard W. Battersby, who was also named an auxiliary bishop last week— “two well-loved and respected priests.” Fisher, 57, has been pastor and rector of Shrine …
The Lansing State Journal has named Desmond Ferguson ’00 one of five Entrepreneurs to Watch in Lansing. Ferguson is a business grad who launched Moneyball Sportswear in 2002. The company specializes in custom-made basketball uniforms and other apparel for high school teams. The company’s retail arm sells T-shirts, yoga pants, hoodies …
