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Associate Professor Jayanth Narayanan explores how pivotal moments, like presidential elections, can shift our perception of the "ideal leader." 🗳️

His research, spanning eight surveys during the 2020 election, revealed a notable decline in preferences for “masculinity” and “tyranny” in leadership across political affiliations—except among those who questioned the election’s legitimacy.

Read the full story: https://news.northeastern.edu/2024/11/06/leadership-research-ideal-traits/?utm_source=News%40Northeastern&utm_campaign=09cb4c030f-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_09_22_11_00_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_508ab516a3-09cb4c030f-279621247

Our first-ever DMSB Day united faculty and industry leaders for an engaging showcase of research ideas designed to transform the business world. With dynamic, “Shark Tank-style” pitches presented to 17 esteemed judges, the event fostered lively discussions and opened new pathways for collaboration between academia and industry.

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In honor of Veterans Day, we’re spotlighting voices from the D’Amore-McKim community who bring invaluable perspectives from their military service into the classroom. From teamwork and leadership to a results-driven mindset, our hashtag Veterans embody principles that inspire and empower our community.

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A group of ambitious students rose to the challenge at the Fall 2024 Case Competition hosted by the Center for Emerging Markets. Guided by a dedicated student organizing team, participants worked across disciplines to solve a complex real-world business case, presenting their insights before 17 industry leaders.

Read the full story: https://damore-mckim.northeastern.edu/cem/news/cem-inaugural-case-competition/?utm_source=2024+D%27Amore-McKim+faculty+%26+staff&utm_campaign=6d31203a87-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2021_07_08_04_06_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2007ba2d3c-6d31203a87-226538858

Distinguished Professor Ravi Ramamurti weighs in on Saudi Arabia's massive investments in sports, emphasizing the strategic branding behind events like the "Six Kings Slam."

Ramamurti noted that this exhibition isn't about turning a profit but rather about positioning Saudi Arabia as a global hub through bold investments. With eye-popping prize money for top tennis players, it's clear that Saudi Arabia is making waves in the post-oil era.

Read the full story: https://news.northeastern.edu/2024/10/17/six-kings-slam-tennis/

Erdi Pratama, MBA '26 is leading the way in sustainable solutions for agricultural waste in Indonesia 🌍.

As a Spring 2024 recipient of the Srinivasan Family Awards, Erdi is researching using biochar to tackle waste management while benefiting local farmers and the environment. His innovative work addresses the challenges of educating farmers and making biochar accessible, offering a transformative path toward sustainability.

Read the full story: https://damore-mckim.northeastern.edu/news/turning-waste-into-wealth-erdi-pratamas-vision-for-sustainable-agriculture/

Professor Chris Riedl challenges conventional thinking on AI, exploring the balance between automation and augmentation. 🚀 ☯️

Rather than machines fully taking over, Ridle highlights how human-AI collaboration can boost long-term success by preserving flexibility, intuition, and critical thinking skills.

Read the full story: https://hbr.org/2024/10/how-to-use-ai-to-build-your-companys-collective-intelligence

How does AI reshape the way we understand the world?

New research from Distinguished Professor Stine Grodal explores the intriguing relationship between humans and generative AI, arguing that AI doesn't just mimic us—it helps shape the way we categorize the world.

How AI's "human-like" traits and the influence of key stakeholders shape the way we categorize technology? Check out the full paper: https://lnkd.in/dAtVuava

With rising premiums and major insurers pulling out due to increased climate risks, homeowners in vulnerable areas like Florida and the Gulf Coast face higher costs and limited options.

Assistant Professor Weiling Liu highlights the challenges smaller insurers face, the role of government subsidies, and the potential long-term impact on property values and housing markets.

Read the full story: https://news.northeastern.edu/2024/10/16/florida-insurance-costs-hurricane-helene-milton/

Brenda Belgamo, DMSB '26, is crossing borders and pushing boundaries! 🌍 From Brazil to the U.S., and on to London, Cairo, and Istanbul, her global journey—through immersive international programs and leadership at Northeastern—is shaping her into a future leader who embraces new perspectives, fosters community, and drives change. 💡✨

Read the full story: https://damore-mckim.northeastern.edu/news/a-global-mindset-how-third-year-student-brenda-belgamo-is-expanding-her-horizons/

Why do Halloween displays pop up earlier and earlier each year? It’s not just about profit — Professors Daniele Mathras Fay and Alexander DePaoli explain that “mortality salience” could be driving our seasonal spending.

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Halloween is coming to stores earlier and earlier. There’s a spooky reason why According to Northeastern marketing experts, you may be buying Candy Corn in August to avoid thinking too much about death.