Sarbanes-Oxley Unintentionally Creating Competition, Accounting Research Finds

The Big Four accounting firms are spotting more opportunity in providing companies with general accounting instead of audit services. As they transition clients from one service to the other in order to comply with federal regulation.

Impact MBA Student Pursues Her Dreams in the Face of Uncertainty

Zeinab Rezaie left Kabul, Afghanistan in August to begin the Impact MBA program – at the same time, the Taliban returned to the presidential palace. She is a Fulbright Scholar focused on using social entrepreneurship to empower women through sport, building upon her experience as an ultramarathon runner and the first Afghan woman to complete an Ironman triathlon.

Research: Cultural Distance Impacts Investment Performance

The larger the cultural distance between an investor’s home country and the country in which they invest, the worse the investment performs, finds new research coming from the Department of Finance and Real Estate. The research by Hilla Skiba identifies new challenges in cross-national diversification for active investment strategies.

From #Vanlife to Reality TV: CSU MBA Grad Turns Passion into a Career

College of Business alum Katie Bessert (MBA ’14) has managed to turn van life into a career. She’s currently the client experience manager at Vanlife Customs, an Arvada-based company that does unique builds. Bessert also founded Cocovan Life Inc., which manufactures insulated window covers for campervan conversions.