Photos and Videos from BC Elevator Pitch Competition
Congratulations to our students on some fine work today. Here is a photo gallery with…
Author Gregory Stoller
Gregory Stoller
Greg Stoller is actively involved in building entrepreneurship and international business programs at Boston University's Questrom School of Business. He teaches courses in entrepreneurship, global strategy and management and runs the Asian International Management Experience Program, and the Asian International Consulting Project.
What do 30, 17, 5 and 1 have in common?
Follow today’s Elevator Pitch and Friday’s Final Presentations to find out, in the BC MBA…
MBA Elevator Pitch Competition Begins Tomorrow
Cheer on the 17 teams in the MBA Business Planning and Entrepreneurship course as they do…
Episode 17: Consumer Facing Marketing
An idea PR firms & Focus Groups love. But, will your customers? Last episode was…
TV Extra: Branding Strategy
DIGGING DEEPER This is the second entry in a feature entitled “Digging Deeper,” where we…
Next Language of Business TV Episode coming this weekend!
How can a company be successful when it doesn’t shock its customers? And if you’re…
Link to Nightside radio interview on WBZ discussing Chinese investment in Boston
Thanks again to WBZ, Dan Rea and Nightside for the opportunity to join their national call-in show on Wednesday night…
Thanks to CBS radio, WBZ, Dan Rea and Nightside for another great segment
There was some terrific back-and-forth amongst host Dan Rea, Ben Schreckinger and myself. The audio links…
WBZ radio (Nightside) 9:00 pm tonight: Why Boston is a hub for Chinese real estate investment
Many thanks to Dan Rea for the invitation to return to his nationally broadcast radio show, Nightside, along with…
BC speaks Korean Cool
Listening to Euny Hong at BC. Author of great book Birth of Korean Cool. Part…