Darden School of Business
Research has suggested there is another side of change that is given less attention— how managers and organizational members interpret the changes as they unfold
To create something truly novel, we need people with different backgrounds, knowledge and talents, people from different industries, to come together. That's why, ideally, innovation shouldn't be geographically constrained, says Darden professor
In the age of automation, the human traits of judgment, compassion and ethics are critical to maintaining business success
It doesn't matter how big your leadership toolkit is if you won't be courageous enough to use those tools when it counts
It has always been difficult for youth brands to stay hot while aging and expanding
Remote work has had its challenges, but as the workplace begins its return to normal, many of us are seeing a silver lining
Courage determines whether a leader will put leadership skills or toolkits to effective use. It is courage that is absolutely fundamental to solving problems, innovating, pursuing opportunities and safeguarding the welfare of others
Gaurav Chiplunkar, a professor at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business shares his views on how barriers faced by female entrepreneurs in developing countries harm the entire economy and what business leaders and policymakers can do about it
There's growing interest in implementing angel tax credits, but there's been no systematic evidence that they are effective, says Darden Professor
Leaders need to be prepared for how to handle sensitive emotional issues among organizational stakeholders