Wayne State University's Robert Forsythe
Robert Forsythe, dean of the Mike Ilitch School of Business at Wayne State University in Detroit, gave the keynote address about the new business school that is set to open this summer.
Mike Ilitch School of Business in the news
25 Under 25
Wayne State University honored students at its second annual 25 Under 25 recognition on March 22 at the Gem Theatre. The award honors students in the Mike Ilitch School of Business.
Wayne State's Financial Executives International Academic Award
Casey Simlar receives the Financial Executives International Academic Award from the president of Wayne State University, Dr. M. Roy Wilson.
Opinion: Labor must fight the perception of corruption. Here's how
“Corruption in labor unions is a matter of longstanding public concern. Federal law imposes fiduciary responsibility on union officers and key administrative personnel. Union leaders and members, along with independent auditors and watchdogs, should maintain constant vigilance over the financial operations of a union’s principal and subsidiary institutions.”
AIAG and Wayne State Partnership Expands With Research Funded by $123,000 Grant
The Wayne State University Mike Ilitch School of Business announces a $123,000 contract with the Automotive Industry Action Group to determine whether regulatory burdens spur or stall innovation in the auto industry. The research will aim to identify current and future industry best practices, costs of compliance and non-compliance, and possible benefits that result from sustainability practices.
In an era of billionaire media moguls, do press unions stand a chance?
The newspaper industry and unions have a long history. One of the earliest unions formed in the newsroom was the American Newspaper Guild, founded in 1933. The guild (now renamed the NewsGuild) has evolved to represent 24,000 employees performing a variety of jobs, from reporters and editors to graphic designers. However, over the past several decades, rapid technological change and growing competition for readers and advertisers have strained labor-management relations in the industry.
Camera provides around the clock view of the Mike Ilitch School of Business building construction
Anyone interested in learning more about the Wayne State University Mike Ilitch School of Business’ new building can now check the construction progress anytime — night or day. On March 22, a webcam was activated that records the construction progress. It can be accessed at districtdetroit.com/bschool. Time-lapse video is also available.
Program to foster female entrepreneurship seeks young applicants
The Young Entrepreneurs Academy started accepting applications for a 30-week hands-on program that teaches female students how to pitch, start and run their own businesses.
GlobalAutoIndustry.com teams up with WSU
DETROIT, MI--(Marketwired - January 31, 2017) - GlobalAutoIndustry.com, the leading global business intelligence source for the automotive industry, today announced it is teaming up with Wayne State University's School of Business and AIAG (Automotive Industry Action Group) to offer a Certificate Program to automotive industry professionals worldwide.