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“New Models of Business in Society”

Darden Professor Ed Freeman presents his Coursera class that examines the critical role business plays in society and the exciting ways that companies create value.

From Inmates to Entrepreneurs

The Darden prisoner entrepreneurship program, a result of the 2011 Mead Foundation John Colley Award, educates inmates so that when they get out of jail, they will have the skills to stay out of jail.

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Highlights

The Washington Post – "An Opportunity to Communicate"

(13 Apr. 2013) Darden Professor Richard Brownlee explores how corporations connect with stakeholders and communicate their value and values through sustainability reporting, part of The Washington Post/Darden "Case in Point" serie... more

Diverse – "Diversity Not Just a Human Resources Function Anymore"

(31 Mar. 2013) Darden Professor Martin Davidson's book, "The End of Diversity as We Know It: Why Diversity Efforts Fail and How Leveraging Difference Can Succeed," explores the connection between diversity and organizational culture to enhance company learning and innovation.... more

Virginia Business – "Festival’s Aim Is to Encourage Innovation"

(31 Mar. 2013) The newly renovated and renamed W. L. Lyons Brown III Innovation Laboratory (i.Lab) at U.Va. kicks off the Tom-Tom Founders Festival with the "U.Pitch. C'ville Decides!" competition. The i.Lab encourages entrepreneurial innovation. ... more

The New York Times – "Etiquette Returns for the Digital Generation"

(29 Mar. 2013) Darden alumnus Nathan Tan's (MBA '09) book, "The Forgetful Gentlemen," is due out in May and offers etiquette advice for the man who "may not have fashion and manners top of mind."... more

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