Ceres, a plant protein cereal startup co-founded by Tulane MBA student Rich Simmerman, won the national award for Top Physical Consumer Products Startup at the 2022 Amazon Web Services University Startup Competition.
When Tulane University professor Mara Force learned of his pursuit, she opened doors for him with the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., where she has done archival work on her own family’s experience.
Emily Egan, with Tulane’s Freeman School of Business, says nearly 70-percent plan to add employees and the number planning to lease space rose by six-percent.
"It’s important to track and measure investment in new ideas and reward those who take risks while trying something new." - Alex Goryachev, Tulane University Freeman School of Business
The survey by the Albert Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Tulane's A.B. Freeman School of Business, is in its fourth year and seeks to track progress of area startups in terms of their efforts to attract key workers, raise capital and grow their young businesses.
"It’s up to you to help build a culture of inclusive innovation, and employee communications are essential to achieving that goal." - Alex Goryachev, Tulane University Freeman School of Business
Metairie-based engineering firm Bernhard has announced a commitment to hire 360 Tulane University graduates over the next three decades.
Innovation comes from authenticity. By being real and authentic, companies can create value not just for shareholders, but for all stakeholders including communities, employees and customers. - Alex Goryachev, Tulane University Freeman School of Business
"Strong social norms -- a core feature of tight cultures -- help people view the world as simple and coherent. As strong norms guide people's behaviors and allow them to predict others' behaviors, they can provide a significant source of order and predictability in everyday social life," said lead author Anyi Ma, PhD, of Tulane University.
“It is really not helpful to quote a conservative delivery date once an item is on back-order,” says the paper’s other co-author, Hyung Sup Bhan, an assistant professor at Tulane University