We want to share some great news with you! The CU Denver Business School is preparing for the final phase of moving to the newly renovated building at 1475 Lawrence Street in downtown Denver. This state-of-the-art building is designed to foster partnerships between the university and businesses, and will serve as the gateway from downtown to the CU Denver campus. To ensure we are open and fully operational on August 6th, the Business School offices will be closed from Tuesday, July 31st through Sunday, August 5th.  Read more

Student Organization Partners with Young Citizens for Philanthropy to benefit the Women’s Crisis & Family Outreach Center The CU Denver Business School MBA Student Organization is participating in and helping to promote the first annual “Cycle Against Violence,” a bike race benefiting the Women’s Crisis and Family Outreach Center in Castle Rock, Colorado.   Read more

For Robert Volpe, the time was right. He had already enjoyed a successful career in technology strategy development and product marketing, but wanted more. “I was looking to get a broader business perspective,” he said. “I wanted to learn the hard skills like finance, economics and accounting because I knew they would be beneficial to my career moving forward. I was at a point in my life that I could dedicate the time to an MBA program.  Read more

This year’s fifth-annual “Become a Business Leader with an Edge” event on October 25 broke all previous attendance records, topping out at 303 students. Representing diverse interests and backgrounds, the students arrived at St. Cajetan’s on the Auraria Campus with a single purpose–to hear from area executives about the emerging possibilities in business and information technology (IT).  Read more

Last week Wal-Mart’s CEO Mike Duke stunned critics by announcing the company is developing sustainability labels for all of its products. The labels won’t appear for several years, but when they do they will reflect each product’s energy consumption, water and material efficiency, effect on climate change and social and community impact.  Read more