Practicing Managers Earning the Darden MBA
Posted in Career Services, Case Method, Curriculum, Entrepreneurship, Students on May 24th, 2012
The Darden community celebrated graduation with the Class of 2012 and their families last weekend. Peter Vanderloo, EMBA Class of 2012 and elected commencement speaker, reflected on his time at Darden in his blog post — “My Executive MBA Commencement” — on the Poets & Quants website.
He wrote about how he and his classmates were [...]
Posted in Career Services, Entrepreneurship, Faculty on Mar 24th, 2011
Is choosing a school with a commitment to sustainability and green business on your EMBA checklist? The University of Virginia Darden School of Business is among Entrepreneur magazine/Princeton Review’s list of the 16 best schools for “green business” education. Sixteen schools were chosen based on surveying students and administrators on academics, curricula, campus policies and [...]
Posted in Curriculum, Entrepreneurship, ROI, Uncategorized, Women on Feb 12th, 2011
Why would an entrepreneur choose to earn an MBA from a school top-ranked for general management? The enterprise perspective and close-knit network of faculty, students, and alumni in Darden’s MBA for Executives program are invaluable, as are Darden’s unique and varied resources for entrepreneurs.
In this video, biotech entrepreneur Carolina Marun, Darden MBA for [...]
Posted in Alumni, Entrepreneurship on Oct 16th, 2009
Money Magazine has placed Charlottesville on its list of best small metro areas to launch a start-up. Featured on the CNN Money Magazine site, the article notes:
Entrepreneurs with brainy businesses find Charlottesville a great place to launch. The University of Virginia plays a starring role, bringing diversity and tremendous cultural, creative, scientific and historical resources [...]
