The Management and Executive Education Center at the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College continues to expand its reach, offering more customized programming for business leaders.

Crummer EDBA Graduate Susan Jackson’s study examines how a “family-friendly” workplace culture is most desired among accounting professionals.

A trio of Crummer professors who spent their summers traveling the globe are now ready to share their perspectives with students this fall.

Center leverages a long-standing relationship with Clay County’s Paul E. and Klare N. Reinhold Foundation to reach more than 100 organizations.

Fueling the Crummer MBA’s ranking as the #1 program in the nation for leadership for four years in a row, the Crummer Center for Leadership Development is expanding its offerings.

As part of their Integrated Capstone Experience, MBA students used data and Crummer connections to help identify improvements for PepsiCo’s bottling and distribution center in the Washington, D.C. are

A team of three Crummer students led by Dr. Koray Simsek traveled to Tallahassee to compete against teams from 10 different universities and colleges.

Grant Cornwell, President of Rollins College, spoke to Crummer students to share his wisdom on the importance of mentors and his philosophy on leadership.

Funding will be directed towards the School’s entrepreneurship programming, specifically in helping diversify our economy through entrepreneurship.