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USF business analytics graduate students analyze historical data to inform future city planning
A partnership between the City of St. Petersburg and USF’s Muma College of Business provided a group of graduate students the opportunity to analyze historical data that could help the city make informed decisions about future growth in the community.
June 6, 2023Business News, Research and Innovation
University of South Florida accepts invitation into the Association of American Universities
USF joins a prestigious group of the 71 leading research institutions in the United States and Canada. It is the first public university in Florida to be invited to join the AAU in nearly 40 years and is now one of two institutions from the State University System of Florida to serve as an AAU member.
June 1, 2023Business News
USF Bulls land new careers after tax season internships at Kerkering Barberio
The accounting internship program at Kerkering Barberio provides an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience for future tax and accounting professionals during the busiest time of the year. This year, six USF interns accepted employment offers from Kerkering Barberio.
June 1, 2023Business News
Best practices in logistics sustainability Part 2: A look at packaging, reverse logistics, and technology - Supply Chain [Quarterly]
Society is demanding that companies and the products they sell become more sustainable. Logistics management has a significant role in making that happen. By making changes in how they transport, store, package, and source products, companies can significantly reduce their environmental footprint.
May 30, 2023Business News, Research and Innovation
Essential HR upgrades are needed for workplace diversity, accountability - Sports Business Journal
Gallup shared that 50% of U.S. workers engaged in quiet quitting in 2022 — and certainly the sports world was no exception.
May 22, 2023Business News
Stakeholders talk technology, infrastructure and collaboration at 2023 Florida Supply Chain Summit
The annual gathering attracted over 100 participants and brought together some of the state’s leading supply chain management experts, industry leaders, local and state government representatives, economic development agencies, and academics.
May 19, 2023Business News, Events
Tipping Turmoil: Survey Finds Some Feel Pressured by Changed Expectations - 10 Boston
A new Lending Tree survey found that 60% of Americans say they’re now tipping more, thanks to the convenience of technology - but many also say they feel pressured by changing expectations
May 19, 2023Business News
Bay area entrepreneur shares different cultures, flavors of Asia - Bay News 9
A Bay area entrepreneur is taking leadership to a whole new level.
May 15, 2023Business News, Entrepreneurship
Florida SBDC at USF announces 2023 regional performance award winners
The Florida Small Business Development Center at the University of South Florida gave out its 2023 performance and small business awards at a celebration luncheon on May 10. Performance award winners are now eligible for Florida SBDC Network state awards.
May 12, 2023Business News, Entrepreneurship, Honors and Awards
USF Muma College of Business students win 2023 CFA Ethics Invitational
Members of the University of South Florida’s Ethics and Debate team, composed of Muma College of Business undergraduate students Olivia Stimpson, Alicia Sullivan, and Thiago Vieira, won the 2023 CFA Ethics Invitational.
May 12, 2023Business News, Honors and Awards
Student entrepreneurial team out HUSTLEs competition to win food vending kiosk sales contest
Student entrepreneurs on Team 11 won the top $75,000 prize in the inaugural HUSTLE competition — a contest where University of South Florida student teams went head-to-head running a kiosk food vendor business. The competition was a joint initiative between the USF Center for Entrepreneurship at the Muma College of Business and Chessler Holdings.
May 11, 2023Business News, Entrepreneurship
USF student works to fix home country's electricity issues - Bay News 9
A University of South Florida graduate student plans to take what he learns in Florida back home to his native Cameroon, hoping to solve one of that country’s oldest problems.
May 9, 2023Business News, Entrepreneurship