Three pillars encompass the intrinsic values of UCLA Anderson:
This ethic is at the very core of our character.
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Our New Award for Your Social Impact
The inaugural Impact Alumni Award for prosocial causes was awarded to students working in Guyana as blockchain consultants
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Perfect Pitch
Lucky Team 13 divulges how it out-pitched 17 teams of students from 12 schools in Paramount case competition
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Encouraging the Next Generation
Dr. Paul N. Hsieh (Ph.D.'70) gives an inspired gift for Marion Anderson Hall
"I was very lucky to come to UCLA on a scholarship, and I’ve never forgotten that. The lessons and values I learned while attending UCLA shaped my thinking throughout my business and community life, and helped build my business reputation."
John E. Anderson ('40)
UCLA Anderson School of Management Namesake (1917-2011)
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Starting from Scratch
"The good thing about starting from scratch is there's no legacy," said Amy Powell ('05) of Paramount at the 2018 Alumni Conference about the uncertainty of working in a new field
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Data-driven Food Safety
Inspired by a UCLA Anderson strategy course, Arash Nasibi ('14) is on his way to digitizing public health
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BlackRock’s Message: Contribute to Society or Risk Losing Our Support
Laurence D. Fink is informing business leaders that their companies need to do more than make profits — they need to contribute to society
"We at Anderson are fortunate to have the freedom to choose our own paths and pursuits. It is through a combination of independent exploration and collaborative challenge that Anderson breaks new ground."
Edward. Leamer
UCLA Anderson Forecast Director; Chauncey J. Medberry Chair in Management; Professor of Economics and Statistics
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The Purpose Economy
Impact Week tackled topics that included impact investing, affordable housing, blockchain technology and finding purpose in traditional workplaces
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Executive Education Welcomes New Associate Dean
Donna Sharp has led executive education programs at Columbia and Cornell.
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Needle-in-a-Haystack Cancer Genes
Elisa Long comments on new research that suggests general testing for BRCA mutations might be cost-effective