6 Posts found for Source: University of Texas at Austin

The renowned MOOT CORP® Competition opens its archives of award-winning business plans and presentations to create a mini-course for budding entrepreneurs to use in writing their business plans and in finding the resources to launch their businesses. The Creating a Fundable Business Plan website is part of the UTOPIA project, an ambitious new initiative designed to open The University of Texas at Austin’s doors of … [ Read more ]

Content: Online Resource | Sources: MOOT CORP, University of Texas at Austin | Subjects: Entrepreneurship, MBA Related

OK we’ve heard all about shareholder-manager conflicts over the past few years (see Enron, Adelphia, Tyco etc.). And as a result we’ve heard all about corporate governance. But how does it tie back to the classroom in a concrete manner? One of the most frequent ways is to focus on the problems of managerial risk aversion. (For instance: due to risk aversion managers … [ Read more ]

Content: Article | Author: Ayla Kayhan | Source: University of Texas at Austin | Subjects: Corporate Governance, Finance

This site, maintained by the University of Texas, claims to be the most extensive collection of advertising-related links on the Web.

Content: Online Resource | Source: University of Texas at Austin | Subjects: Advertising, Industry Specific | Industry: Advertising

This site from the University of Texas Department of Advertising offers a number of useful resources, including: white papers, links to the ad world, advertising quotations, advertising law & ethics, famous ad slogans, biographies of ad giants, rules for style in writing, dictionary of terminology, and more.

Content: Online Resource | Source: University of Texas at Austin | Subject: Advertising | Industry: Advertising

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World Lecture Hall publishes links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver course materials in any language.

Content: Online Resource | Source: University of Texas at Austin | Subjects: Education, Reference / Search