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The University of Toledo John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation

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The John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation was established in 1930 and is currently the largest professional college on the campus of The University of Toledo. It is also one of the 5 percent of business colleges around the world to receive accreditation from The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). We take great pride in our student-friendly atmosphere and our state-of-the-art technology. The college currently houses four 24-hour computer labs, including a virtual lab where students can work with laptops outside the confines of a laboratory. All classrooms are multi-mediated and equipped with the latest wireless technology. In addition, the College of Business houses the John B. and Lillian E. Neff Trading Room which offers students access to financial data from around the globe in a real-world environment. We house our own Business Career Programs Office which assists in placing students in both internships and permanent career positions. Currently, we work with more than 3000 companies and have over a 90 percent placement rate upon graduation of students seeking employment.

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https://www.utoledo.edu/business/
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教育系统
规模
超过 10,001 人
总部
Toledo，Ohio
类型
教育机构
创立
1930
领域
Business Education、Finance、Accounting、Sales、Managment、Leadership、Entrepreneurship、Marketing、International Business、Supply Chain、IOTM、Digital Marketing和Applied Business Analytics

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    2801 W Bancroft St

    US，Ohio，Toledo，43606-3390

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  • We are excited to announce that Minority Professionals In Business (MPIB)—formerly known as the African American Business Society—has relaunched here at the John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation! Their first meeting, held on December 5, 2024, brought together a passionate group of students ready to push each other forward. MPIB is all about lifting minority business students—empowering them academically, professionally and personally. Their focus and consistency will fuel real impact, inspiring more voices to join and shaping a stronger, more inclusive future. Stay tuned for great things to come!

    • Minority Professionals in Business students at their first meeting, within the Neff College of Business and Innovation.

  • Congratulations to the Edward H. Schmidt School of Professional Sales for a 100% career placement rate for the 2023-24 academic year! Recently, the Sales Student Experience Support Club was launched to ensure the sustainability of our sales student-focused operations. Make a lasting impact on students' futures by joining. Your generosity helps provide access to vital programs that set Rockets apart as they prepare for their professional careers. Club benefits vary by level, with recurring gift options and young alumni discounts available. ?? https://lnkd.in/gJRxjbNH

    • The Edward H. Schmidt School of Professional Sales had a 100% career placement rate for the 2023-24 academic year.

  • Jenell Wittmer, Ph.D., professor of management in the Neff College of Business and Innovation, co-authored the influential article, "CEO Reflections on Leadership Lessons from the Global Pandemic: Back to Basics During Crisis," with Dr. Clinton Longenecker. Published in the Leadership & Organization Development Journal, the study examines how 30 CEOs across diverse industries navigated the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. While rooted in the pandemic, the research offers leadership insights that extend far beyond this singular event, providing enduring guidance on resilience, adaptability and effective management in any crisis. Dr. Wittmer’s work underscores the critical importance of leadership fundamentals during times of uncertainty. Key takeaways include the value of clear communication, empowering teams and prioritizing workforce safety and engagement. CEOs consistently emphasized "back to basics" strategies like aligning with organizational mission, fostering collaboration and demonstrating empathy and transparency. These lessons remain highly relevant, equipping leaders to address future crises and complex challenges. Dr. Wittmer’s contributions provide a roadmap for strengthening leadership practices and building organizational resilience, reinforcing the timeless importance of effective leadership.

    • Dr. Jenell Wittmer.

  • Geoffrey Howles Jr., a senior in the Neff College, is set to graduate on December 14 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. A dedicated member of the men's cross country team since 2020, Geoff contributed to the team's recent victory at the 2024 Mid-American Conference championship. Initially undecided on his major, Geoff discovered a passion for operations and supply chain management, appreciating the blend of analytical and interpersonal skills the field offers. Post-graduation, he will join Owens Corning's Supply Chain & Sourcing Leadership Development Program. ?? https://lnkd.in/g-kUwGbv

    • Geoff Howles has a full-time position at Owens Corning’s Supply Chain & Sourcing Leadership Development Program after his Dec. 14 graduation.

  • The Neff College is proud to celebrate Professor Daniel Pfaltzgraf, lead author of Contemporary Business, 20E, published by Wiley!? ? The widely used textbook, adopted by universities across the country, and thousands of students annually, prepares the next generation of business leaders with engaging content, fresh examples and actionable career readiness tools. ?? This new edition is packed with:? ? ?? Fresh insights into global trends like social media influencers, generative artificial intelligence, remote work, the gig economy, macroeconomic factors and sustainability.? ? ?? Case studies from iconic events (Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, the UAW strike, downfall of the Silicon Valley Bank and the GameStop stock saga).? ? ?? Enhanced examples to bring concepts to life using events, news, brands and topics that resonate with GenZ learners (Spotify, Apple, Lululemon and Hilton, to name a few)?? ? ?? Career-focused tools to empower students for the fast-paced business world. ? As Professor Pfaltzgraf shares: "Business is more than just concepts in a textbook: it's the pulse of the world around us. My goal in higher education, whether teaching, or in writing, is to minimize the gap between theory and practice, so students leave the classroom ready to excel — whether that’s in being a more informed citizen, a curious thinker, a business professional —?or D, all of the above!" ?? https://lnkd.in/gfATRRMc

    • The University of Toledo’s Neff College of Business & Innovation is proud to celebrate Professor Daniel Pfaltzgraf, lead author of Contemporary Business, 20E, published by Wiley!

  • On Saturday, Nov. 16, Klar Leadership Academy students embraced servant leadership at the Cherry Street Mission in downtown Toledo, OH. Participants helped clear out the Mission’s facilities to make room for future projects and initiatives, embodying the impact of service-driven leadership. Guided by Cherry Street Mission team members, the students reflected on empathy, community impact and the significance of applying servant leadership in their lives. Thank you to Cherry Street Mission for inspiring our future leaders!

    • UToledo members of the Klar Leadership Academy at the Cherry Street Mission in downtown Toledo, OH.
    • Two Klar Leadership Academy students help dispose of old, unused office supplies into a dumpster outside of the Cherry Street Mission.
    • Three female Klar Leadership Academy students pose for a photo at the Cherry Street Mission.
    • Two female Klar Leadership Academy students pose for a photo at the Cherry Street Mission.
    • Klar Leadership Academy students help clean out a room at the Cherry Street Mission.
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  • On Friday, November 8, 2024, the Neff College of Business and Innovation hosted the latest installment of its Research Seminar Series, featuring two insightful presentations that explored the intersection of business strategy, international conflict and peacebuilding. The first presentation, led by Dr. Marcelo J Alvarado-Vargas of The University of Toledo, examined how U.S. firms responded strategically to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Titled "Market and Non-Market Conditions to Exit an Aggressor Country in Times of Conflict: A Fuzzy-Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis Approach," the research delved into the complex combination of factors influencing firms' decisions to either fully exit, reduce operations, partially divest, or continue business in an aggressor nation. This timely study offered valuable insights into the dynamics of corporate strategy during geopolitical crises. The second presentation, delivered by Dr. Santiago Sosa from EAFIT University in Colombia, focused on the transformative potential of entrepreneurship in post-conflict societies. His work, titled "The Business of Building Peace," explored how entrepreneurial activity supports the societal reintegration of former militia combatants in conflict-affected regions of Colombia. Dr. Sosa-Nore?a emphasized the critical role of government policies and regulations in fostering economic growth and building sustainable peace through business innovation in these areas. This seminar series continues to highlight the global relevance of business research, shedding light on the ways corporate strategies and entrepreneurship contribute to addressing societal challenges and fostering international understanding.

    • Dr. Santiago Sosa-Nore?a.

  • As a freshman at The University of Toledo’s Neff College of Business and Innovation, Mohammad Almasri took the initiative to pursue an internship early in his college journey. He attended a job fair hosted by the college, where he connected with Double A Solutions and eventually secured a summer position as a Sales Specialist. Additionally, his participation in the college’s Internal Sales Competition through the Edward H. Schmidt School of Professional Sales further strengthened his connection with the company, honing his skills and expanding his network with other potential employers. Despite having only just begun his coursework, Mohammad excelled in his internship, managing responsibilities like setting appointments, handling customer inquiries and closing sales—all while building essential organizational and time management skills. The Neff College’s robust career services, from competitions to networking events, helped him seize this opportunity, and he now encourages other students to make the most of these resources from the start. ?? https://lnkd.in/g3rQ4wRd

    • UToledo business student, Mohammad Almasri.

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