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Anderson’s LABA and ALMA Co-Presidents Focus on Allyship
Student clubs are augmenting the celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month
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Sergio Gonzalez (’14) Bridges the Physical World with the Magic of Tech
The Monterrey native launched UberEats Mexico and then was offered his pick of roles in a West Coast city of his choice
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Lissa Poincenot (’83) Helped Her Son Stay the Course
Despite vision loss, Jeremy Poincenot is a champion golfer — while his mother champions a cure for LHON
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Matt Gorlick (B.A. ’04, ’13) Adopts the Intentional Approach to Leadership
Anderson’s executive director of student development expands his role as we release an ambitious new strategic plan
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Gabrielle Clark (’20) Owes Her Career Pivot to Consortium
In business school, she imagined helping Los Angeles prepare for the 2028 Olympic Games and now manages strategy and operations for LA28
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A “One Anderson” Approach to Curriculum and Community
As our students strive to become transformative leaders, Vice Chair Elisa Long makes interconnections her priority
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What Can Class of 2023 Graduates Expect in New York, Seattle and the Bay Area?
UCLA Anderson alumni network chapter presidents in tech hubs look forward to welcoming new arrivals
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Meet a New Generation of Transformative Leaders
For National Hispanic Heritage Month, three Riordan Programs alumni update us on their stellar careers
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How Short-Termism Can Be Dangerous
Judson Caskey, Professor of Accounting Judson Caskey examines how the push for quarterly returns often leads to injuries and a false representation
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Testing 17 Theories on the Development of Complex Civilizations
Large-scale data project produces stark conclusion: military technology + agricultural productivity caused the takeoff
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Anderson in the News
September highlights in the global press
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