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UC Davis to Launch Engineering Master’s Degree in Medical Device Development
GSM to teach business and leadership courses
The program, to start in fall 2025, emphasizes business and leadership with UC Graduate School of Management teaching several courses. A focus on entrepreneurship and product development distinguishes it from other UC Master of Engineering tracks.
UC Davis Professor Named to New CSBS Scholars Program
Professor Robert Marquez: Leading expert in banking and corporate finance
The Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS) named Professor Marquez among five scholars to advance research on critical issues related to the nation's dual-banking system, community banking, financial services innovation and economic growth.
Comstock's Women in Leadership 2024 Issue Features MBA Grad
Alumna Carmen Marsh, president and CEO, United Cyber Security Alliance
Featured in Comstock's Magazine's Women in Leadership issue, alumna Carmen Marsh MBA 95, is co-founder of Roseville-based Inteligenca, a global cybersecurity risk management consulting company. She also founded a nonprofit for women in cybersecurity.
What I Learned During 16 Months at the California Energy Commission
Video: Ben Finkelor, director of Sustainable Energy Industry Immersion
Watch Ben Finkelor, director of the Sustainable Energy Industry Immersion, reflect on his role as senior advisor to the California Energy Commission, covering clean energy, reliability, and heat wave challenges.
Internship Insights: Voices of Tomorrow’s Leaders
Ultragenyx summer internship: market analysis, demand assessment, launch planning, and brand messaging
Full-Time MBA student Aashi Mehrotra reflects on her internship at Ultragenyx, a biopharmaceutical company specializing in treatments for rare genetic diseases, which she discovered through the Biotechnology Industry Immersion lecture series.
Here Are The 10 Best U.S. Cities To Launch STEM Careers
Sacramento ranks No. 5 anchored by UC Davis Graduate School of Management
Business Because, a global management education site, ranks Sacramento as the No. 5 city to launch a career in STEM, highlighting the UC Davis Graduate School of Management's STEM-designated programs, affordable living and tech sector.
Blame It on COVID: Redbox’s Demise Could Further Make DVDs a Relic
Distinguished Professor Hemant Bhargava told the Sacramento Bee that Redbox's decline was foreseeable after the pandemic due to popularity of streaming services and a significant drop in DVD player sales.
Will a Market Crash One Day Be Pinned on The Supreme Court?
Professor Paul Griffin: "Supreme Court rulings may weaken oversight, increase investor risks."
Distinguished Professor Emeritus Paul Griffin warns in The Conversation that two recent Supreme Court rulings will limit the SEC's authority, weaken enforcement, increase investor risk, and ultimately might lead to a future stock market crash.
Introducing Nutr's Smart Home Plant-based Milk Maker
New product cites UC Davis MBA student market research
UC Davis MBA students’ research with Barnstorm Foundry and the UC Davis Innovation Institute for Food and Health found plant-based milk accounts for 16% of sales, driving new products like Gen N by Nutr, a high-end smart home plant-based milk maker.
Building a Food and Health “Ecosystem” for Innovative Commercial Research at UC Davis
Harold Schmitz, senior GSM scholar and partner at The March Group, tells Nutrition Insight that UC Davis spans the whole network of a business model, including management, finance, marketing, and genomics.
UC Davis Health Appoints Systemwide Chief Operating Officer
Alum Michael Condrin MBA 02 joins executive leadership team at UC Davis Health
Sacramento Part-Time MBA alumnus Michael Condrin has been named system chief operating officer and chief administrator of UC Davis Medical Center, overseeing strategy across UC Davis Health’s clinical division.
The Impact of Climate Change on Financial Markets: Lack of Consensus Perils Investors
Professor Paul Griffin say 30+ years of academic research falls short
Despite three decades of research, academia lacks consensus on climate-related financial risk. Emeritus Distinguished Professor Paul Griffin co-wrote a study that identified key papers, highlighting ongoing uncertainties that disadvantage investors and hinder policymakers.