The Boler College of Business at John Carroll University—Cleveland’s Business School— hosted the fourth annual Inspired Business Forum on August 27th and welcomed new graduate business students who began, or are beginning, their studies in 2022.
Experiential learning and community engagement are hallmarks of a John Carroll University education, and they come to life with the Food for Thought food buggy. The food buggy fulfills JCU’s comprehensive and holistic Jesuit mission while actualizing the University as a social entrepreneurship leader in Northeast Ohio.
On October 5th, the Boler Professional Development (BPD) Program hosted the 11th Annual Meet the Recruiters event in the Dolan Science Center on the JCU campus.
On Saturday, August 28, 2021, the Boler College of Business at John Carroll University was excited to return to campus and host the third annual Inspired Business Forum, welcoming new graduate business students who began, or are beginning, their studies in 2021.
The advisory committee for the Professional MBA program, chaired by Jason Nedley ’14G, hosted a virtual event, Kudos and Conversations, on May 25, 2021, with more than 70 in attendance.
Please extend your congratulations to JCU’s CFA Challenge Team on winning this year’s local competition. Our team members are: John Paul Chalhoub, Douglas Moore, Sergiy Pyda and Andrew Siciliano.
Assistant Professor of Accounting, Dr. Arthur Petzel, III, is named this year’s winner of the Wasmer Outstanding Teaching Award. The award recognizes excellence in teaching and is awarded annually to a member of the faculty of the Boler College of Business.
Fresh Innovator’s Award (Presented by the Cleveland Leadership Center) winner Doan Winkel talks with WKYC’s Tiffany about the program he set up, The Neighborhood Project, to encourage neighborhood development and help the youth in that area.
Stellar performance on the CPA exam by recent JCU graduates with degrees in Accountancy has earned John Carroll University’s Boler College of Business the top spot, again, among the state’s large Accountancy programs.
The Muldoon Center for Entrepreneurship at John Carroll University has received a $50,000 grant from Verizon to support new programs and projects that empower middle school children and local residents to build a stronger, more connected community in Cleveland’s Buckeye-Larchmere neighborhood.
The Challenge is global in scope and provides a real world approach to asset valuation and financial analysis. According to the CFA Institute, “the event provides hands-on mentoring and intensive financial analysis training. Students form teams to research and analyze a publicly traded company and compete with students from other schools on a local, regional and global level.”
Congratulations to (from left to right) Ethan Sutton, Westin Fishel, Christian Litwinowicz, and Lauren Kemmerling, the winning team of this year’s PwC Challenge Case Competition. Challenge is an opportunity for students to experience real-world decision making and teaming early on in their academic careers, while also gaining exposure to business professionals and leaders in the marketplace.
The Boler College of Business at John Carroll University and the Barron’s Investing in Education Program from Dow Jones today announced a partnership that will offer a Barron’s digital subscription to Boler College students and faculty. The relationship with Barron’s, America’s premier financial resource, is made possible due to the generosity of Kevin H. Myeroff at Sequoia Financial Group.
