A seasoned entrepreneur in branding, advertising and design has been appointed to Skidmore's endowed Harder Chair in Business Administration.
"Confident and capable of doing anything" is how you should feel after engaging with Skidmore's Women in Business Club, according to its co-president, a junior business major.
"Semiconductors: The Industry that Changed the World" will be this year's Harder Lecture in business. The talk, by a Global Foundries executive, takes place Monday, March 27, at 5 p.m.
Skidmore business professor Minita Sanghvi has some insights into Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. A scholar of the marketing of female politicians, Sanghvi says Clinton has a Freudian asset that could be boosting her appeal among voters: she's following her husband.