17 episodes
Kogod in the Know Kogod School of Business at American University
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A behind-the-scenes look into life at the Kogod School of Business at American University. This season is all about sustainability, what it is, why it's important, how it fits into our everyday lives and careers, and, ultimately, how to get a job that makes a difference in the world. We'll be speaking to people with some fascinating jobs in the sustainability space and we'll find out how they got into sustainability, what drove them to want to make a difference, and what the job is really like.
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Virtual Virtues
Explore the multifaceted world of virtual work interactions with Kogod assistant professor Hayley Blunden as she uncovers the keys to effective and productive digital exchanges.
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Equity in Every Home
Delve into the intricacies of equity and homeownership with Kogod assistant professor Kimberly Luchtenberg, uncovering the causes of disparities and the importance of her research in the heart of policy-making DC.
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Bridging Financial Worlds
Journey through the unique lens of Kogod assistant professor Ioannis Spyridopoulos as he merges Greek financial perspectives with U.S. insights, revealing the profound effects of financial access on societal growth and personal well-being.
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Taxing Times
Dive into the U.S. tax system's complexities, the rise of independent workers, and the evolving role of women business owners in tax policy with Kogod professor of accounting Caroline Bruckner.
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Equity in the Marketplace
Explore the pivotal role of diversity in commerce with Kogod professor of marketing Sonya Grier as she delves into the significance of equitable business practices, sustainable marketing, and championing social justice in today's evolving marketplace.
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Learning through Experience—Marketing Edition
Professor Michael Clayton, Program Director of Kogod's MS in Marketing Program, and recent graduate Jen Rush tell us about the applied client project, a course in which students design and present a full-scale marketing campaign for a DC-based marketing agency. How developing a multi-faceted experiential marketing campaign for the country’s oldest beer brand helped Jen form her career and grow individually.