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How Sacramento Became the Center of American Caviar Production
MBA alum Ali Bolourchi leads Tsar Nicoulai, the biggest sturgeon farm in U.S.
“The long-term goal is that Sacramento gets the Napa recognition,” UC Davis MBA alumnus Ali Bolourchi, president of Tsar Nicoulai, tells Bon Appetit. “What Napa is to wine, Sacramento is going to be that for caviar.”
Doing Science in a Time of Algorithmic Management and Generative AI
Professor Beth Bechky: "We are at a crossroads in the field of organizational studies"
Writing in Administrative Science Quarterly, Professor Beth Bechky worries about the craft and community around organizational scholarship and warns that "generative AI will not be implemented to improve our work and deepen our insights."
Snacking Reimagined Through AI
With GLP-1 drugs the latest catalysts feeding demand for healthier snacks, Bloomberg TV's Wall Street Week features MBA alumnus Peter Barrick's Rivalz using AI to reimagine snacks. Watch interview with GSM Senior Scholar Harold Schmitz.
Boomerang Employees: A Growing Trend in Tight Labor Markets
Professor Gina Dokko studies the impact of job switching
Boomerang employees, who return to former jobs, are becoming more common as labor markets tighten. UC Davis Professor Gina Dokko tells KCBS Radio in San Francisco how they bring valuable skills but face coworker dynamics challenges.
UT Austin Wins Third Annual UC Davis-Financial Times Biz Quiz
Competition awards $11,000+ for global business news literacy
What monetary measure is China likely to take to offset Trump's planned tariffs? This was one of 180+ questions about global business asked of MBA students teams from across California and the nation at the third annual UC Davis-Financial Times Biz Quiz on Nov. 16.
Nine Teams to Compete in the Third Annual Biz Quiz
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The UC Davis Graduate School of Management and Financial Times will host the third annual Biz Quiz on Nov. 16, where graduate students from select business schools will compete in a fast-paced quiz on global news.
More Families Purchased School Meals After Federal Nutrition Policies Enacted
Grocery retailers lost revenue, according to Assistant Professor Mike Palazzolo
The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act boosted school meal participation among families limited by time and budget by adding healthier options—causing a 1.4% revenue loss for grocery retailers, according to the Journal of Marketing Research paper.
A Conversation With Poets&Quants 2024 Dean of the Year
Watch video: In a conversation with John A. Byrne, H. Rao Unnava, Dean of the UC Davis Graduate School of Management and Poets&Quants 2024 Dean Of The Year, reflects on the impactful innovations at UC Davis during his tenure
Our 2024 Dean of the Year: Poets&Quants Interview with H. Rao Unnava
Listen to Poets&Quants’ CEO and founder John Byrne interview Dean H. Rao Unnuva of the UC Davis Graduate School of Management on the future of business education. Poets&Quants recently honored Unnava their “Dean of the Year.”
Carbon Tech Versus the Accounting Profession: The Race for Leadership
Video of Emeritus Distinguished Professor presenting on “Carbon Tech Versus the Accounting Profession: The Race for Leadership” at the 2024 Accountability in a Sustainable World Conference, a virtual forum on Sept 25-26, 2024.
UC Davis and BioInnovation Institute Team Up to Improve Protein Nutrition on a Global Scale
UC Davis MBA teams consult on market research for new products
The UC Davis Innovation Institute for Food and Health at its annual Partner Summit today announced an expanded collaboration with Denmark-based BioInnovation Institute (BII) to accelerate commercialization of discoveries in protein nutrition.
Poets&Quants Honors Dean H. Rao Unnava as 2024 Dean Of The Year
Selfless. Humble. Generous. Kind. Those are words commonly used to describe the dean who has led an innovation revolution at the UC Davis Graduate School of Management. Poets&Quants recognizes Unnava with its 14th annual global honor.