Michelle sends awesome emails. Every day I go through tons of emails, as many of you out there probably do. More often than not, when I get an email from Michelle she’s got it rigged up so the background is a pleasant non-white colour, and key words or points in her communication are bolded in vibrant colours.
Last year around this time, the post-undergrad scene was not looking that great to Mr. Richard Murphy. He was freshly graduated from Acadia University with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Business and had just spent a few months in Europe when he returned to Halifax…
The way I view the program, it’s kind of like a launch pad… if you have the ambition.”
These sage words were spoken by Steve Olsen, one of my peers and current Corporate Residency MBA student.
Hello and welcome to the very first blog entry for the Corporate Residency MBA at Dalhousie University! This is a new and rather exciting venture: it’s untested, full of potential for incredible stories and interactions.
One of the big advantages of academic life is the frequent serendipitous confluence of seemingly disparate events that produce productive outcomes. In other words, there are many happy accidents when things come together in surprising and useful ways.
