UVA Darden Professor Lauren Kaufmann says good ethical leadership is less about having the right answer than creating the conditions to make better decisions. She offers five things managers and leaders can do to pave the way.
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UVA Darden Professor Dan Murphy breaks down the economic issues that drove Americans to the polls for the midterm elections and what policymakers can do about them.
UVA Darden honors President Scott Beardsley’s decade as dean with a student fund that has inspired nearly $15 million to expand access to a Darden education.
Ritu Deswal's MBA journey at Darden transformed her networking skills and led to a consulting role at Kearney. Discover how she embraced the process.
In a recent episode of UVA Darden's "Office Hours,” Professor Shane Dikolli explained what CEO compensation reveals about power and accountability, how CEO integrity can influence audit costs and future firm performance, and why case method learning develops judgment AI cannot replicate,
The business landscape will change after this week’s dramatic election results. Darden experts share initial thoughts on how businesses may shift gears.
In a new paper published in the Journal of Management, UVA Darden Ph.D. candidate Skyler Clark-Hamel uses music theory to help us understand tension within firm-stakeholder relationships, and how to resolve that tension in a way that creates value.
As a member of Darden’s inaugural Part-Time MBA class, Mariam Eatedali stepped outside her comfort zone, found confidence in unexpected places and helped shape a program for future students. Now, she’s encouraging others to take the same leap.
Girls ages 6 to 10 receive less money from their parents each month than boys do, according to a new study co-authored by UVA Darden associate professor Ray Charles "Chuck" Howard. The gap could have long-term consequences for girls' financial well-being and literacy, but Howard has advice for parents that could even things out.
From managing flight departments to leading people through change, UVA Darden Executive Education & Lifelong Learning (EELL) has helped corporate aviation professionals get comfortable navigating their industry from the manager’s desk across four decades.
