Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business

09/05/2026

Enjoy the weekend, Broncos...

We can't wait to see you all again soon🤩

09/02/2026

T-minus 2.5 weeks until Bronco Nation is full again 🏇 ♥️

09/01/2026

Curious about what it’s like to pursue a graduate business degree at Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business?

Grab your coffee and join the Leavey MBA & MS Admissions Team for a Virtual Coffee Chat! This casual conversation is your chance to learn more about our graduate programs, the admissions process, and life at Leavey — and get your questions answered along the way.

☕ Bring your questions. We’ll bring the conversation.

🔗 Register today here https://bit.ly/3UvhNUP

08/27/2026

✨ Just 25 days until the start of a new chapter, new classes, and new memories. Fall 2030 is almost here... Are you ready, Broncos? 🐴📚

08/25/2026

Sports in the Bay Area rarely stays inside the lines of the field, and this fall we're recognizing the people proving it. Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business has teamed up with the San Francisco Chronicle to launch the inaugural Bay Area Sports Business Awards, honoring leaders using the business of sports to make an impact beyond the scoreboard.
Five categories. Finalists chosen by a judging panel from across the sports and business community. Instead of a cash prize, each honor comes with a sponsor donation to a charity or to a scholarship fund for our MS in Sports Business students.

Learn more about the awards and the program behind them: https://bit.ly/4guKt7y

08/22/2026

What if the key to finding the right career isn’t knowing exactly what you want — but knowing what you don’t?

From working at a Computerland store during Silicon Valley’s early days to leadership roles at Cisco and eventually co-founding his own analytics company, Leavey alumnus Jim Hughes has built his career around one guiding philosophy: start by eliminating.

His journey offers lessons on career pivots, human judgment in the age of AI, and why being useful may matter more than chasing the perfect title.

Read Jim’s story and the lessons he’s learned along the way. 👉 https://bit.ly/4g3GCQ2

There's a contrarian management philosophy that Jim Hughes will share with anyone who asks. Tracing the arc of his career from a part-time job at a Computerland store in Silicon Valley to the executive ranks of Cisco to founding his own data analytics c...

08/20/2026

Why did the U.S. step in to support Japan’s yen — and what could it mean for global markets?

Leavey Professor of Economics and Associate Dean Helen Popper spoke with The Media Line about the economic forces behind the yen’s recent weakness, from the U.S.-Japan interest-rate gap and carry trade to the limits of currency intervention.

As Professor Popper explains, without changes to underlying monetary conditions, intervention alone may have limited lasting impact.

Read more about her insights and what’s shaping the future of the yen. 👉 https://bit.ly/4c034XL

08/19/2026

First it was 'tokenmaxxing' – burn through as much AI as possible. Now boardrooms are asking what they actually got for it, and engineering teams are being told to budget every token like a limited resource.

The NYT digs into the whiplash hitting companies that treated AI adoption as a race instead of a strategy – with insight from Leavey's own Ram Bala, professor of Information Systems & Analytics, on why putting a value on AI use has become so difficult to pin down. Leaving companies to grapple with the question: what's the ROI on intelligence?

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A new field of “tokenomics” has emerged to measure the return on all the money companies are pouring into artificial intelligence.

08/18/2026

Last month, the Leavey Executive Center's Certified Equity Professional Institute (CEPI) welcomed professionals from across the industry to Santa Clara University for the 22nd Annual CEPI & NASPP Symposium.

It was a day filled with insightful conversations, shared expertise, and meaningful connections. Thank you to our speakers, attendees, and partners who made this year’s symposium such a success!

Take a look back at some of the highlights. 🎥

08/17/2026

Since WWII, an estimated 100,000 Nazi-looted artworks remain unrepatriated – not for lack of information, but because it's buried across thousands of disconnected archives.

Three Leavey School of Business professors – Michael Santoro, Haibing Lu, and Michele Samorani – are building an AI tool that searches this fragmented data in plain language, helping researchers surface art that may have been stolen. Their first prototype, built on Jeu de Paume museum records, is already turning up answers, including which pieces went straight to Hi**er.

Read more: https://bit.ly/45WfUCS

Using AI's power to translate, decipher, and reveal data to restore stolen art to its rightful owners