I think many people can be leaders but think that they’re not cut out for it because of their mental illness, upbringing, education or lifestyle. When I share my truth AND kick butt in the startup world, it has other people asking, “Well, heck why NOT me?! If she can do it, maybe I can too.”
Law enforcement officials recently raided the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston for evidence on a Conroe priest accused of abuse. To understand why scandal persists and what should be done to fully address it, we talk to Anastasiya Zavyalova, assistant professor at Rice Business School who specializes in reputation management of organizations in crisis.
How is the retail industry in emerging markets different from developed economies? Professor Siddharth Singh discusses insights from a recent analysis of FMCG marketing in India.
CEO World Magazine lists Rice University's Jones Graduate School of Business on their top 100 best schools in the world, taking the number 56 spot.
In fact, “the more state officials that serve on the board, the worse the performance of the private equity investments made by the pension fund,” says Rauh. That disconcerting insight emerges from a paper recently published in the Journal of Finance by Rauh and colleagues Aleksandar Andonov of University of Amsterdam and Yael V. Hochberg of Rice University.
The Rice Business Plan Competition, the largest such business plan competition in the world, will give out more money this year than last year.
Barretto has experience as an educator shaping students in her role as a teacher in Preschool Programs for Children with Disabilities, Kindergarten, 1
In 2005, a grand jury issued a report finding leaders concealed sexual abuse by priests there for four decades. Rice Business Professor, Anastasiya Zavayalova, has been examining how parishioners reacted to the archdiocese releasing names of the priests involved.
The home purge TV show is now as rigorously structured as the hero's journey or a Petrarchan sonnet. In it we see the act of decluttering as a quest, and the tidied home as a proxy for our reborn selves. It's a form wonderfully suited to the animistic methods of Marie Kondo, the Japanese tidiying guru who taught the world to kiss its socks goodbye with a novel organising principle: if your belongings don't spark joy, thank them for their service and show them the door.
Clutter: why we have it, what it does to us and how to climb out from under its heavy burden.
Where does it end? The problem with runaway inflation — exclamatory or otherwise — is that it doesn't, says James Weston, a finance professor at Rice University's Jones Graduate School of Business.
Her third and latest book, ‘Joy at Work: The Career-Changing Magic of Tidying Up’, written with Scott Sonenshein, a professor of management at Rice University School of Business, out this coming spring, was bought at a competitive auction for seven figures by Little, Brown, said her US agent, Neil Gudovitz.
