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Exhibit VII: Product-Line Pricing and Profit Impact
SPM Pricing App
Use this app to experiment with our sample data and/or create your own example with your sports product pricing data.
Photo of Banning Hendriks, MBA ’19, (left) and his husband Chris Hamel (right) looking at the camera and smiling with the Portland, Oregon, skyline behind them.
Side by Side on the Executive MBA Journey
When Banning Hendriks, MBA ’19, started at the Oregon Executive MBA, his husband Chris Hamel was with him every step of the way.
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Discovering Her Path
Helping comes naturally to accounting major Lauren Sims, who serves as both a peer advisor and a Flight School mentor.
Photo of a Gap store sign, which was what the researchers studied, with part of a Gap store visible iin the background but blurred
Worker-Friendly Scheduling Can Boost Bottom Line
Research by Pradeep Pendem and coauthors found that consistent hours for service workers have a positive impact on both employees and employers.
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The Value of Flight School
For Daniel McCloskey ’22, being a part of the Lundquist College’s inaugural Flight School cohort shaped his business school experience in ways he couldn’t have predicted.
Students participate in a field day at Hayward Field in the lead up to the World Championships.
The Opportunity of a Lifetime
UO students are getting hands-on experience planning, organizing, and marketing major sporting events like World Athletics Championships Oregon22.
Collage of four photos from the MansionTok TikTok accounting showing the two alumni in at the Portland Trailblazers arena, holding drinks while in the sun and in suits and sunglasses, laying on a basketball court, and standing in front of a media logoed backdrop
Alumni TikTok Takes Off
MansionTok, a TikTok account managed by two UO alumni, has drawn millions of followers since launching in January 2021.
Illustration of New Venture Championship logo, which is a large NC with the V letter also part of the N. The entire logo is made to glow like a neon sign.
Presenting the 2022 New Venture Champions
After two days of competition, the Lundquist College of Business is pleased to announce the winners of the 2022 New Venture Championship.
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Forty under 40 Winners: Mary Miksch, MBA '21
For Forty under 40 honoree Mary Miksch, MBA '21, learning new things and teaching them to others are the heart of her personal mission.
A collage of sports products made by SPM students, including a rain jacket, cow print athletics shoes, and a thick-soled running shoe.
Future Impact: The Sports Product Industry's New Generation
Take a sneak peek at the people behind the products in this virtual gallery. Our students work both individually as well as in teams to plan, design, and bring life to their ideas.
Ellen Schmidt Devlin and Roger Best
A Conversation with Sports Product Management Cofounders
Sports Product Management cofounders Ellen Schmidt-Devlin and Roger Best discuss how the program was developed and share a glimpse into the future.
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Executive MBA Boasts Three Forty under 40 Honorees in 2022
Two recent alumni and one current student will receive Portland Business Journal's Forty under 40 honor in 2022.