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Download The Leeds Business Confidence Index (LBCI) Q3 2022 Colorado business leaders expressed pessimism ahead of Q3 2022, recording the fifth-lowest index in the 20-year history of the Leeds Business Confidence
A Leeds analytics expert says teams’ box-office strategies are ‘leaving a lot of money on the table’ for resellers.​ The Stanley Cup on display in the Hockey Hall of Fame. Colorado last qualified for the final round of the Stanley Cup playoffs in
There has been plenty of talk about diversity in the workplace—but it’s long since time leaders figure out how to build the sort of cultures that reward inclusion and leverage diversity to benefit teams and organizations. In this episode of
Experts from industry and academia came to Boulder for a conference assessing the challenges facing this discipline.​ A small group of professors identifies challenges facing the business analytics master's programs they run at their schools. The
Claire McCollough is the first college student to win the event, a year after placing fifth overall. Claire McCollough celebrates with the Grand Prix trophy at the conclusion of the race. 'I could tell I improved dramatically from last year,' she
The market for natural and organic products has been gaining steam for years now, but all that growth means it’s not just enough to be passionate about your purpose. On this episode of the Leeds Business Insights podcast, Heather Kennedy—an
The software company's co-founder says businesses need graduates who aren't intimidated by data.
Dean Sharon Matusik of the Leeds School of Business has accepted a dean position at the University of Michigan. Her final day at CU Boulder will be June 30. Provost Russell Moore announced today that Leeds School of Business Dean Sharon Matusik has
When it comes to NAIOP’s annual Rocky Mountain Real Estate Challenge, the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado Boulder is really building something. For the second year in a row, Leeds graduate students studying real estate won the
Getting people off their couches and into movie theaters was hard enough before the pandemic made moviegoing a health risk. But it’s a challenge Jim Packer (Bus’85) has embraced. Packer, president of worldwide TV and digital distribution at