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Career connections: How a personal financial planning mentorship program opens doors

Launched in fall 2025, the program is reaping the benefits of building meaningful connections between students and industry professionals.

May 12, 2026Business News

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Achieving GPA perfection: Muma students named King O’Neal Scholars

Aside from their perfect academic records, they shared their stories of resiliency, achievement, and what made their time at USF so special.

May 7, 2026Business News, Honors and Awards

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USF Muma College of Business launches ROI — Return on Ideas magazine

In its inaugural spring 2026 issue, the publication features in-depth trend stories, interviews with executive leaders, consumer and innovation insights, and practical takeaways for professionals.

May 4, 2026Business News

Conversation with a CEO with Bill Lombardo

Bill Lombardo shares his rule-bending successes at Conversation with a CEO

Lombardo, CEO of Monin Americas, touched on corporate lessons learned, advice to young managers, and traits that everyone needs to succeed.

April 30, 2026Business News, Events

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Investment Club at USF hosts fifth annual Student Investment Tournament

The tournament, held for the first time at the Muma College of Business, brought together 18 finalist teams representing 17 universities across the U.S.

April 24, 2026Business News

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High-stakes logistics: USF team wins national supply chain case competition

The case was based on current trends in the supply chain industry and the competition was designed to mirror the speed and pressure of real-world logistics decision-making.

April 24, 2026Business News

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USF study reveals chatbots with empathy can worsen customer reactions

The findings suggest that customers hold different expectations for humans and artificial intelligence, particularly around emotional awareness. Making chatbots more humanlike is not always the right strategy.

April 20, 2026Business News, Research and Innovation

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USF finance students take immersive trip to New York’s financial exchanges

The immersive trip — a culmination of their first year in the Finance Talent Pathway program — took them to some of the storied sites and historical pillars of the global financial markets.

April 13, 2026Business News

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USF Muma College of Business hosts inaugural Real Estate Leadership Summit

The one-day forum is designed to address the complex realities shaping today’s real estate market by bringing together senior developers, lenders and executives from across the Tampa Bay region.

April 13, 2026Business News, Events

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Global engagement takes center stage at USF International Business Forum - USF World

The Tampa Bay region’s emergence as one of the nation’s fastest‑rising destinations for international business and foreign direct investment was on full display at the University of South Florida’s Third Annual International Business Forum.

April 9, 2026Business News, Events

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Finance professor Xi Liu receives USF Muma College of Business Distinguished PhD Alumni Award

Liu's research in financial economics has shaped how scholars and practitioners understand analyst expertise, information transmission, and capital market outcomes.

April 9, 2026Business News, Honors and Awards

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Finance students receive 2026 Dean’s Advisory Board Leadership Award

The award recognizes outstanding scholars and leaders in the Kate Tiedemann School of Business and Finance. The 2026 recipients are João Vitor Dalla Zen and Sebastian Castro.

April 8, 2026Business News, Honors and Awards

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