In January, the Freeman School welcomed to campus the newest cohort of the Tulane-Centrum Executive MBA, a joint-degree program offered in partnership with Centrum PUCP Business School in Lima, Peru.
The executives were…
The New York real estate market is one of the hottest in the world, and students in Freeman’s Real Estate Club are getting in on the action, with 15 club members traveling to New York City for an inside look at the industry…
The impact of AI, personalized medicine, the shift to home-based care and the consumerization of health care were central themes of the latest Freeman Futurist Series presentation, “Bioinnovation: The Future of Health Care…
This year's EMBA International Week brought students in the Freeman School's Executive MBA program together with peers from nine different countries for a week of business classes, group projects, site visits and social…
George Henderson (MBA '96), a management consultant with more than 25 years of experience in organizational transformation, is bringing his business and sports leadership experience to Freeman's new EDGE Consulting group.
A team of students with a plan to use AI to find insights hidden in corporate disclosures won first place and the top prize of $1,400 in this year’s Aaron Selber Jr. Course on Hedge Funds.
Gus De Franco will rejoin the Freeman School in July as the Keehn Berry Chair of Banking and Finance, Senior Associate Dean for Research and Accounting Area Coordinator.
As executive director of the Career Management Center, Chloe Lantz will oversee career readiness initiatives and drive enhanced employment outcomes for the Freeman School's more than 3,200 students.
For this year's State of the School talk, Dean Paulo Goes discussed new programs, highlighted notable accomplishments and outlined some of the strategies the school is employing to prepare students for an AI-powered future…
The rapid advances of AI — and its limitations — was the theme of this year’s MANA Colloquium, “Beyond the Data: How AI Is Transforming Business Analytics.”
ENFRA managers from across country traveled to New Orleans in September to kick off the Elevate Executive Leadership Program, a new professional development program for rising leaders in the Metairie-based Energy-as-a-…
More than two dozen financial executives, portfolio managers, investors and academics shared insights with students and guests at the second annual Freeman Alternative Investment Conference.
A team of MBA students conducted a study to help the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center determine its optimal temperature setting for events.
Tulane University’s A. B. Freeman School of Business unveiled the results of its seventh Greater New Orleans Startup Report while announcing plans to significantly expand its annual survey of the region’s entrepreneurial…
The first presentation of the Freeman Futurist Series, a new forward-looking lecture series presented by the Stewart Center for Professional & Executive Education, took place on Oct. 16 in the Freeman School’s Marshall…
From billion-dollar industrial investments to the coffee business, the Port of New Orleans, AI and higher education, Louisiana’s expanding economic footprint was on full display at the 46th annual Tulane Business Forum.
On Oct. 16, growth strategist and new Freeman Executive-in-Residence Cliff Farrah will host the inaugural session in a new Freeman School speaker series designed to prepare students and alumni for the most transformative…
Starting next month, Tulane University’s A. B. Freeman School of Business will launch the Freeman Futurist Series with Cliff Farrah, a new quarterly speaker series spotlighting innovation, leadership and technologies that…
Tulane University’s Freeman School of Business recorded the largest increase in return on investment in Bloomberg Businessweek's 2025 survey of the nation’s top MBA programs.
The Master of Management in Energy (MME) program welcomed its largest class in nearly a decade this fall, another sign that interest in energy education at Tulane is on the rise.
Tulane has received a $1.5 million gift from alumnus Bill Templeton and his family that will enhance hands-on learning opportunities and fuel continued innovation at the Tulane Energy Institute.
