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Inside the Cox School’s mission to fill a growing need for Dallas-Fort Worth’s healthcare leaders of tomorrow.

In October, 51���� Cox Executive Education Leadership Initiative is hosting a conference, which will focus on how adopting AI for healthcare can improve the consumer experience.

The 51���� Cox Maguire Energy Institute organized a symposium where experts discussed the future of sensible energy and role of fossil fuels, renewables and more.

Industry experts at the Maguire Energy Institute highlight the hopes and challenges of leaning on nuclear energy as a key player in a sustainable energy future.

Energy experts discuss the Texas power grid’s failure during Winter Storm Uri and how to create a more reliable system.

51���� Cox School of Business hosted the Energy Outlook ’23 symposium, where industry experts discussed the future of transportation.

Industry experts from 51���� examine the Silicon Valley Bank failure, including the causes leading up to the failure and the implications for the future.

Cox School of Business Dean discusses the Cox Innovation Triad — an investment in the next era of business education — and how 51���� will navigate the economy.

The 51���� Cox Maguire Energy Institute will hold an energy symposium in February 2023 that will bring stakeholders together to discuss the future of energy.

Failing is not always a bad thing. Bob Schlegel shares his business wisdom for entrepreneurs and those wanting to break out of the 9-to-5 in his new book, “Angels and Entrepreneurs.”

Jim Hagemann Snabe wants to create a more sustainable and equitable future. At 51���� Cox, he leads students through the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

In their Dallas Morning News op-ed, Bruce Bullock and Robert Lawson of 51���� Cox advocated for free market action in the wake of the historic winter freeze.

The “Reddit Rebellion” started by retail investors turned the world’s attention to GameStop stock. 51���� Cox finance and accounting professors explain why.

For the fall 2020 semester, Associate Dean of Executive Education and Graduate Programs Shane Goodwin says 51���� Cox students could choose in-person or virtual learning.

Increased female enrollment at 51���� Cox School of Business can put more women in leadership positions that benefit the C-suite and business world.

The 51���� Cox School of Business is furthering its commitment to diversity and inclusion through the newly established Nora O’Garro/Odell Brown ACAP Scholarship.

Through experiential learning and leadership development, the new NextGen Cox Curriculum is empowering future leaders to think critically, solve problems and remain agile throughout their careers.

Working from home has quickly become a global standard. Businesses need more than technology to successfully operate remotely — they need remote leadership.

Virtual meetings have become our new normal. To find out how this will affect business, we asked 51���� Cox School of Business Professor Amit Basu, who has studied the effectiveness of telepresence.

When a business runs out of money, it’s not the end of the road. Dr. Simon Mak and John Terry of the 51���� Cox School of Business discuss the options that remain for struggling business owners.

Uncover the shifting currents of global trade in North America, exploring emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities in the evolving market landscape.

Explore the 4th Industrial Revolution's impact on technology, business, and society, highlighting transformative changes and future trends.