Month: August 2025

Your 20s are often filled with transitions—finishing school, launching your career, and perhaps living independently for the first time. But they also mark one of the most important stages of your financial life. At this point, time is your greatest ally. With compounding interest and decades ahead, investments made now can yield substantial growth by… Continue reading Building Wealth Across Decades: How to Adjust Your Investment Strategy at Every Life Stage

The traditional frameworks used to teach international business no longer adequately capture the complexity of today’s global economy. While globalization once implied a steady march toward open markets and integrated supply chains, recent years have redefined the nature of cross-border commerce. Geopolitical tensions, shifting alliances, economic sanctions, protectionist policies, and political risk are now standard… Continue reading Global Business in an Unstable World: Preparing Students for Geoeconomic Complexity

In business education, the balance sheet has long been a symbol of order, certainty, and logic. Assets on one side, liabilities and equity on the other—a neat summary of financial reality. But while spreadsheets, ratios, and ledgers are critical to understanding business fundamentals, they are only a small part of the modern business equation. Today’s… Continue reading Teaching Beyond the Balance Sheet: Where Business Education Meets Real-World Complexity

The landscape of business has transformed over the past two decades. Markets are no longer influenced solely by profit margins, growth curves, and financial forecasts. Strategic decision-making now must factor in operational sustainability, long-term brand credibility, reputational resilience, and global market complexity. While the foundational principles of business—capital allocation, revenue generation, and shareholder value—remain relevant,… Continue reading Profit and Purpose: Can You Teach Business Students to Balance Both?