Women in the finance sector are sparse—especially at the top. In a field that has been historically dominated by men, the higher up one goes on the leadership ladder, the fewer women there are. In financial services, 46% of employees are women, but women comprise only...
Editor’s note: Nevin Kinzel is a senior business information and analytics major at the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business. He also served in the U.S. Army for 13 years, including deployments to Iraq, Qatar and Afghanistan. Kinzel is a current member...
Consider a hospital that books appointments three weeks out because of a poor grasp on its exam room capacity. Or a nonprofit that struggles to achieve its annual fundraising goals despite its broad base of supporters. Or a financial institution that is unable to...
Sarah Sutherland is a former structural engineer. In June, she graduated from the Daniels College of Business, where she earned an MBA with a business analytics focus. Now, thanks to her Daniels education, she’s a consultant. When Sutherland decided to pivot careers,...
While the talk show hosts and armchair quarterbacks debated just why the Denver Nuggets lost their March 11 basketball game, Daniels undergraduate students Brandi Vu and Charlotte Simon hardly had to guess. They looked at data they had compiled from the game against...
The best way to understand what life is like at Daniels is to experience it for yourself, and while we can’t physically be together to do that this fall, we’re still offering up an inside look at everything Daniels has to offer. We have put together a fun and engaging...
It isn’t unusual for college students to have interests outside of the classroom, but how many are launching exciting new businesses? Four Daniels College of Business students are not only doing just that, they each marked a milestone in their ventures by showcasing...
The fall 2020 quarter has presented Daniels students, faculty and staff with unprecedented circumstances, but it has also showcased the resilience and strength of the Daniels community—a community that continues to grow. We’re excited to welcome each and every student...
New research from the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business shows that contact-tracing apps can be effective at reducing the spread of COVID-19. But, the researchers also note the drawbacks of government surveillance. The new paper, “Information...
