Peter Rodriguez
This week we have a special interview with Darden’s Associate Dean for International Affairs and Director of the Darden Center for Global Initiatives (DCGI), Peter Rodriguez. Peter speaks with host Abena Foreman about Darden’s exciting new GEMBA degree program.
This week’s podcast is dedicated to Darden Graduation 2009. Doug Kinnard spoke on behalf of the full-time MBA Class of 2009.
Sen. Mark Warner
This week we are proud to bring you a special interview edition of the Darden BusinessCast with United States Senator Mark Warner (D-VA). Senator Warner visited Darden on April 16th for “The 2009 Recovery Act: A Small Business Roundtable.” This was just one in a series of discussions sponsored by the Senator and the Small Business Administration (SBA).
Carroll Warfield
In part three of our special series on graduating in a turbulent economic time, we are joined by 1981 Alumnus Carroll Warfield. In the news: “The Business of Social Change” will be the topic of the upcoming Black Business Student Forum Conference in April.
In this edition of the Darden BusinessCast, we speak with Alice Schroeder, author of The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life, and the keynote speaker at the first-ever Value Investing Conference, held at Darden last week. Also joining us is second year student Patrick Connell, the CIO of Darden Capital Management.
As the new school year begins, the BusinessCast welcomes Darden’s Associate Dean for Diversity, Martin Davidson, who encouraged new students to “embrace the weird” in a welcome speech last weekend. In this week’s news: “Welcome to the Class of 2010″, “Advice from the Dean”, and “A Tough Blow at the Olympics”
This week’s program is a special interview with Ted Forbes, Executive Director of the Darden School Foundation. Ted talks with Ken White about the “Campaign for Darden”, part of the University of Virginia’s current capital campaign.
This week’s interview guest is Darden alumnus Don Wilkinson, winner of this year’s Abbott Award. In the headlines: “Trustees Visit Darden”, A New President”, and “Net Impact”.
Our interview guest this week is Robert L. Johnson, founder of Black Entertainment Television. Mr. Johnson was a keynote speaker during the Black Business Student Forum’s Emerging Domestic Markets Conference held at Darden last week.
This week’s headlines include: “Advice from Jim Collins”, “Emerging Markets”, “From HGTV to Darden” and “The US News Rankings” Ken’s interview guest is Joel Jackson. Joel shares some of her experiences during the past year as editor of the “Cold Call Chronicle”, Darden’s student newspaper.
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