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Kellogg gift from Ann Drake will accelerate advancement of women in business

Northwestern Now Kellogg gift from Ann Drake will accelerate advancement of women in business Ann Drake ’84 makes the largest-ever gift from a female Kellogg graduate, will support and connect women leaders February 03, 2021 Ann Drake grew one of the nation’s leading supply chain management companies. Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management has received a transformative gift from Ann M. Drake ’84 to establish the Drake Scholar Network, a powerful, intergenerational network of women students, faculty and alumnae fostered through Kellogg. The launch of this formal, global network will underscore Kellogg’s long-standing commitment to training future women business leaders. “Kellogg has a long legacy of breaking new ground in the education and professional advancement of women, but there is still much work to be done to address gender-based disparities in the business world,” said Dean Francesca Cornelli. “Ann’s gift will help reinforce Kellogg’s

Super Bowl will welcome some new advertisers that had a great year during Covid pandemic

Super Bowl will welcome some new advertisers that had a great year during Covid pandemic CNBC 2/4/2021 Megan Graham A growing list of companies will be shelling out roughly $5.5 million to show their stuff during the Super Bowl for the first time. The advertisers include companies like freelancer platform Fiverr, resale e-commerce company Mercari and food delivery company DoorDash. Some of these companies had a great year as consumers turned to them during the pandemic. © Provided by CNBC Still from Mercari s Super Bowl ad. Consumers are likely to notice something different when they tune into the Super Bowl this Sunday: a slew of advertisers they ve never seen before on the game, many of which saw their businesses boom over the last year during the pandemic.

Walking the tight rope : Super Bowl advertisers try to strike right tone after tumultuous 2020

Walking the tightrope : Super Bowl advertisers try to strike right tone after tumultuous 2020 Tom Schad, USA TODAY UP NEXT During the past 12 months, we ve seen the arrival of a pandemic and a falsely contested election. A nationwide social justice movement and racial reckoning. The end of one presidential impeachment. The start of another. Widespread economic uncertainty. And the storming of the U.S. Capitol. Any one of these events would be enough to complicate the high-stakes world of Super Bowl advertising, where brands spend $5.5 million or more for a 30-second audience with 100 million people.  Take all of them together and the result is one of the most complex backdrops in the history of advertising s marquee event. 

PanAgora Asset Management Announces Winners of 19th Annual Dr Richard A Crowell Memorial Prize

Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. PanAgora Asset Management Announces Winners of 19th Annual Dr. Richard A. Crowell Memorial Prize February 1, 2021 GMT BOSTON, Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ PanAgora Asset Management (“PanAgora”), a preeminent quantitative investment manager, today announced the winners of its 19th annual Dr. Richard A. Crowell Memorial Prize, which recognizes new and cutting-edge academic research that connects theory and practice in the field of quantitative investing. First prize was awarded to “Stock Price Reactions to ESG News: The Role of ESG Ratings and Disagreement,” by authors George Serafeim of Harvard Business School and Aaron Yoon of Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.

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