The University of Pittsburgh College of Business Administration held the Undergraduate Awards Ceremony on April 26, 2024, at the University Club in Oakland to honor students, staff, and faculty for their accomplishments this past year. Addressing the graduates, Gene...
The 2024 Pitt Business Analytics Case Competition was held on Friday, April 5, 2024, at DICK’S Sporting Goods headquarters in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania with teams of undergraduate business students from across the U.S. The competition started with 38 teams from 26 universities.
With a robust network of accomplished professionals spanning industries and continents, Pitt Business leverages the power of alumni mentorship to offer invaluable guidance and support to current students, ensuring their smooth transition from the classroom to the professional world.
Logan Ryan, a graduating senior from the College of Business Administration at Pitt, is among the Top 100 Best and Brightest Undergraduate Business Majors from Poets&Quants. The list celebrates students from the Class of 2024 who are leaders inside and outside the...
Melissa Atanasio, a graduating senior from the College of Business Administration at Pitt, is among the Top 100 Best and Brightest Undergraduate Business Majors from Poets&Quants. The list celebrates graduating students who are leaders inside and outside the classroom.
Pitt Business asked Alvarez for her thoughts about her leadership role, the organization, and management industry today.
More than 110 University of Pittsburgh students, faculty, and staff, along with business executives, startup founders, and technology professionals from Pittsburgh and surrounding areas attended the Demystifying the Role of Generative AI in Business...
Peggy Liu, the Ben L. Fryrear Chair in Marketing and an associate professor of business administration, is a recipient of the Chancellor’s Distinguished Research Award.
Four Katz graduate students placed No. 1 in the Americas and No. 2 worldwide in the 2023 Global Sustainability Supply Chain Student Competition.
The Pittsburgh region has a worker shortage. Only 61% of the Allegheny County labor force is working and 26% have a high-school diploma as their highest degree, yet 60% of the job openings require more education or training. In terms of specific industries,...
