Stakeholder: How Ed Freeman’s Vision for Responsible Business Moved From Theory to Reality
Four decades ago, Ed Freeman articulated a better way for business to serve society in his book, “Strategic Management: A Stakeholder Approach.” During the years since, Freeman’s thought leadership has influenced business leaders across the globe, and helped cement the Darden School of Business as the preeminent school for the study of responsible, ethical business practices.
Darden Students Announce Award Winners, Graduation Speakers
The Class of 2024 of the University of Virginia Darden School of Business recently announced recipients of multiple honors at its spring awards ceremonies.
It’s 8 p.m. on a Tuesday. Are You OK With Your Boss Calling?
In this Q&A, Darden lecturer Steve Soltis discusses post-pandemic workplace habits and a new bill in California that, if passed, would allow employees the legal right to ignore non-crisis work calls and emails after traditional work hours.
UVA Conference Examines Affordable Care Act 10 Years Later
UVA Darden School of Business, UVA Law School, the Miller Center of Public Affairs and Jefferson Scholars Foundation hosted a two-day conference in March to examine the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
UVA Darden Charts Path for Responsible Business and Human Excellence in the Age of AI
The Darden School’s Artificial Intelligence Initiative, bolstered by the largest gift in School history from Dave (MBA ’78) and Kathy LaCross and Darden’s Sands Institute for Lifelong Learning, announces new offerings and ideas to help chart the course of responsible business and human excellence in the age of artificial intelligence.
Breaking Down the Five Habits of Expert Entrepreneurs with Saras Sarasvathy
Darden professor and entrepreneurship expert Saras Sarasvathy was recently featured on the hit podcast Hidden Brain to explain her research on the (at times) counter-intuitive steps expert entrepreneurs take on their way to success.
