Oregon MBA News

Thanks to the Oregon MBA program, Copus landed his dream job as an analyst for Pension Consulting Alliance, an investment consulting firm that advises private and public pension funds.
When Cassidy Williams learned about the Center for Sustainable Business Practices at the Lundquist College of Business, she knew it was the perfect place to earn her MBA.
Caleb Iorg's business, Society43, sells sunglasses featuring colors and logos from NCAA and NBA sports teams. At twenty-four years old, the Lundquist College of Business graduate is combining two of his greatest loves—sports and business—into his position as chief financial officer.
UO business students spent a day in Portland this past January helping to develop ideas for the new home of the University of Oregon’s nascent Sports Product Management initiative.
Nearly 300 students showed up to hear from Internet entrepreneur Alexis Ohanian at an event organized by an Oregon MBA student.
Five second-year Oregon MBA students from the Warsaw Center headed to Doha, Qatar, to take part in the Qatar 2022 Women’s Soccer Challenge advertising competition.
U.S. News and World Report includes the Oregon MBA on its recent list of “Top Ten MBA Programs with the Most Financial Value at Graduation."
Five key players in Oregon’s sustainable food scene shared their insights in a Center for Sustainable Business Practices panel discussion.

Three Oregon MBA students met with Intel's new president, Renée James ’86, MBA ’92, when she visited campus this fall.

The Lundquist College of Business's brand-new website is dynamic, restructured to make finding content easier, and optimized for mobile.

Even a winter storm couldn't stop entrepreneurs from participating in this year's competition.

The Oregon MBA ranks eighth worldwide for sustainability in Net Impact's annual guide to graduate programs in business.

Celebrating the ten-year anniversary of the Lillis Business Complex, driving innovation with new startups, and more.

After receiving his MBA from the UO Lundquist College of Business, Gary Countryman spent 40 years at Liberty Mutual, eventually becoming CEO and transforming the insurance giant.
Anne Marie Levis, Oregon MBA and UO Lundquist College of Business alumna, founded Funk/Levis with offices in Eugene and Portland, and clients worldwide.