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May Is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
AMSA club leaders and members celebrated and reflected on their experiences in Anderson’s AAPI community
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Congratulations to Our 2024 Best and Brightest!
Michael Bleggi (’24) aligned bylaws with California’s constitution and Amgen’s Richard Balagtas (’24) is a passionate patient advocate
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Congratulations, Jana Gallus, One of 2024’s Best “40 Under 40” Professors
Her popular capstone course on A/B testing is intense and intensely rewarding
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Together Again
Enjoy photos of this year’s alumni reunions celebrating the classes of 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2014 and 2019
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Your Commencement Speaker Knows Motivation
We’re thrilled to announce Andy Campion (B.A. ’93, ’03) will address Anderson’s graduating Class of 2024 on June 14
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Two FEMBAs Make One Anderson Their Goal
Our incoming and outgoing FEMBA Council presidents talk about serving the entire student body
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He Knew It Was K-Pop before We Knew It Was K-Pop
Ticketmaster VP of global business development Michael Chua (’13) is among Variety’s top 10 influential AAPI music executives
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Congratulations to the Finalists of the 2024 Knapp Venture Competition!
Since 1982, the Knapp Venture Competition has given more than 2,500 UCLA Anderson students a unique venture creation experience so instrumental to launching businesses
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All for One, One for All: Our First One Anderson Service Initiative
Thank you to the many volunteers who gave their time and talent to support four deserving SoCal organizations — together
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UCLA Anderson’s Capstones Continue to Evolve
Faculty are designing new options that bridge the gap between what happens in the classroom and how to apply it in the real world
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A Catalyst for Knowledge and Discovery
UCLA Anderson’s Morrison Center recruited a board gifted with expertise in marketing and data analytics applications
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Anderson’s Fink Finance Alumni Network Is Launched
Aimed at fostering a lifelong community, FFAN kicked off with inaugural networking events in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York
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The Most Fun She’s Ever Had at Market Close
Andrea Eisfeldt rang the Cboe bell to celebrate her two new ETFs based on her renowned research on intangible assets
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Azin Radsan van Alebeek (ʼ92) Invests in Businesses That Empower Women
By championing emerging companies led by women, the UCLA Anderson alumna addresses a well-documented gender gap in VC funding
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A Cash-for-Clunkers Program Could Reduce Aviation Emissions
Jerry Nickelsburg proposes paying airlines to scrap — instead of sell — old planes to speed the decarbonization of the industry at low cost
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Anderson in the News
May highlights in the global press
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Forbes
The intangible, interdisciplinary and invisible nature of revenue growth
Professor Emeritus Mike Hanssens believes if accountants, investors and managers agree on a common math, vocabulary and knowledge base, they will gain a greater understanding of the variables that drive future cash flows, valuations and firm performance in a modern economy.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Bay Area inflation jumps amid soaring electricity rates
UCLA Anderson Forecast’s director Jerry Nickelsburg assesses the region’s generally positive economic outlook on the heels of a higher-than-national-average inflation rate, which was 3.4% for the past 12 months.
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Financial Times
Discord over use of happiness metrics to steer policy
As politicians and academics clash over the UN’s World Happiness Report, Professor Daniel Benjamin recommends a broader range of criteria for measuring life satisfaction and well-being.
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Kiplinger Personal Finance
Is it time to switch banks?
Research co-authored by Professor Andrea Eisfeldt concludes that customers of large banks are willing to accept low rates on their savings in exchange for other benefits large banks provide.
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