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Professor Warns: A Recession ‘The Likes of Which We’ve Never Seen Before’ Could Be on its Way
American companies are ignoring the risks of climate change at their own peril, according to Professor Paul Griffin who warns extreme weather caused by the climate crisis could result in a devastating economic recession.
The Next Economic Recession Will Likely Come From Climate Crisis, Researcher Says
American companies are ignoring the risks of climate change at their own peril, according to a researcher Paul Griffin who warns that extreme weather caused by the climate crisis could result in a devastating economic recession.
The Next Economic Recession Will Likely Come From Climate Crisis, Researcher Says
American companies are ignoring the risks of climate change at their own peril, according to a researcher Paul Griffin who warns that extreme weather caused by the climate crisis could result in a devastating economic recession.
I’m Helping to Build Affordable Housing in the Bay Area
“The UC Davis MBA opened more doors for me than I could have ever imagined.”
Ananta Sen MBA 19 shares how the Career Development team helped prepare her to land an exciting new role at Riaz Capital.
Extreme Weather Like Floods or Drought Could Trigger a Catastrophic Economic Recession ‘Like We’ve Never Seen Before’
Current financial markets do not account for risk posed by natural disasters, says Professor Paul Griffin via his new research, recently published in Nature Energy.
Advice from the Cloud: MSBA Alum's Path to Amazon Web Services
Lesson learned: “Be patient. You have to wait for the sweet spot.”
Five questions for Abhinav Chatterji about his new role at AWS, his advice for graduating students and lessons learned from his job search.
Sacramento Entrepreneur Gets Funding from Y Combinator
Humanly, an artificial intelligence startup company, is one of the first tech companies with a presence in Sacramento to receive funding from the prestigious accelerator Y Combinator. Co-founded by Andrew Gardner, Humanly was a finalist in the 2019
Table for Two: Why I Switched Careers
My jump from financial services sales to marketer for OpenTable
I often describe my career path as a jungle gym, rather than a corporate ladder.
When I applied to the UC Davis Bay Area MBA program, I was in the midst of a career change. I yearned to be a marketer in the restaurant industry, which I loved, but I
The Deal We Didn't See Coming
Relationships matter, career lessons from two GSM alumni
Is it too late to restart your career in your 50s? Should you coast into retirement, or play “Start Me Up” by the Rolling Stones and get ready for a new adventure?
That’s the decision Dard Hunter MBA 04 and I faced recently, and it all started with
Extreme Weather Could Cause a Massive Economic Recession 'Like We've Never Seen Before'
Professor Paul Griffin's research, recently published in Nature Energy, notes financial markets are not taking into account the risks that catastrophic events will have on the economy.
UC Davis MBA Now a STEM-Designated Program
Curriculum reflects emphasis on analytics, modeling and data-driven decision making
The University of California, Davis MBA program has become a STEM-designated program, reflecting the quality of the nationally ranked program and a rigorous curriculum emphasizing quantitative analysis and data-driven decision making.
“Innovative
UC Davis MBA Now a STEM-Designated Program
Curriculum reflects emphasis on analytics, modeling and data-driven decision making
Our newly STEM-Designated MBA program reflects our rigorous curriculum that blends quantitative analysis and data-driven decision making with collaborative leadership.