On the Daniels College of Business podcast, Jandel Allen-Davis dispenses key leadership lessons shes gained from her patients, shares how to champion diversity in the health care space and offers way

It's a word that can send a shiver down the spine of an organization. But "disruption" happens every day, Naomi Boyd says, and that isn't a bad thing. As she takes the helm of the Daniels College of B

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This is a special edition of the VOE Podcast, recapping the Daniels College of Business signature speaker event: "Voices of Experience: Denvers AI Future." That discussion explored the future of AI i

This is a special edition of the VOE Podcast, designed to serve as a primer for our next in-person speaker series: "Voices of Experience: Denvers AI Future." That discussion will cover the future of

In just their second season, the NHL's Seattle Kraken put together a solid record, made the playoffs and even won their first-round playoff series. But during an 82-game pro hockey season, losses are

If youre distilling Mary Beth Cote-Jenssens career into three words, theyd be sustainability, water and partnership. As a global water stewardship executive at PepsiCo, she knows the importance of

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After spending time at Amazon and Meta (formerly Facebook), Stephen Newton knows what a visionary leader looks like. Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg certainly fit the bill. Now, Newton is looking to ba

It's 2008. The economy is taking a nosedive. The government is bailing out the country's top mortgage lenders. And Doug Duncan walks into a new job at Fannie Mae. The ship has steadied over the past 1