Vallabh Sambamurthy's guest appearances

Vallabh Sambamurthy

WisPolitics.com

BizTimes MKE: Milwaukee Business Insights

Poets&Quants

Buckley Brinkman

David Reeves

Steve Glickman

Paul Ollinger

Sean Duffy

Molson Coors

Sam Miller

Julia Nunes

Amy Goldstein

Peter Greenberg

Tammy Baldwin

Katie Hill

Mike Gallagher

John Johnson

Mark Johnson

OwlTail

Vallabh Sambamurthy, the Albert O. Nicholas Dean of the Wisconsin School of Business at UW-Madison, joins BizTimes associate editor Arthur Thomas to talk about his first two years on the job. Dean Samba accepted the position in early 2019 and came to Madison in August of that year. Even before arriving, he had started laying the groundwork for a new strategic plan for the business school. A group of 20 professors and staff then worked to engage stakeholders and identify what the school needed to work on going forward. The result was Roadmap 2025, a new strategic plan for the school to follow in the coming years. Of course, immediate priorities dramatically shifted the following as the COVID-19 pandemic hit and classes went virtual. Dean Samba discusses lessons learned from delivering education during the pandemic and what changes he expects will stay around in higher education. He also addresses the WSB's efforts in diversity and inclusion, not only when it comes to attracting students from a variety of backgrounds, but also in preparing them to enter a workforce that places value on being able to work with teams from a variety of backgrounds. 

<p>Vallabh Sambamurthy, the Albert O. Nicholas Dean of the Wisconsin School of Business at UW-Madison, joins BizTimes associate editor Arthur Thomas to talk about his first two years on the job. Dean Samba accepted the position in early 2019 and came to Madison in August of that year. Even before arriving, he had started laying the groundwork for a new strategic plan for the business school. A group of 20 professors and staff then worked to engage stakeholders and identify what the school needed to work on going forward. The result was Roadmap 2025, a new strategic plan for the school to follow in the coming years. Of course, immediate priorities dramatically shifted the following as the COVID-19 pandemic hit and classes went virtual. Dean Samba discusses lessons learned from delivering education during the pandemic and what changes he expects will stay around in higher education. He also addresses the WSB's efforts in diversity and inclusion, not only when it comes to attracting students from a variety of backgrounds, but also in preparing them to enter a workforce that places value on being able to work with teams from a variety of backgrounds. </p>

UW business dean Vallabh Sambamurthy talks business education and navigating COVID-19│Ep. 52

WisBusiness: The Podcast with Wisconsin School of Business Dean Vallabh Sambamurthy by wispolitics

WisBusiness: The Podcast with Wisconsin School of Business Dean Vallabh Sambamurthy

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<p>Entrepreneurship means coming up with new ways of doing things, and even new things to do. That’s why it’s central to a modern day business person’s mindset. Ken Szymusiak from the Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University shares his related insights with Poets&amp;Quants.</p>

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