
Charly Haley
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2 weeks ago |
carlsonschool.umn.edu | Charly Haley
To solve complex societal problems, people and organizations often need to come together. But cross-sector collaboration is not always easy—even when everyone shares the same motivation. Research from the University of Minnesota presents a strategy for helping collaborators achieve their goals by narrowing their focus into small, tangible steps.
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1 month ago |
carlsonschool.umn.edu | Charly Haley
Is Uptown dead? This question has reverberated through many Twin Cities circles as Uptown—a business and entertainment district in south Minneapolis—recovers from a slew of changes and challenges. Carlson School undergraduate Marketing students tackled this issue in their Marketing Strategy capstone course this semester.
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1 month ago |
carlsonschool.umn.edu | Charly Haley
With more than 10,000 emergency room or hospital visits involving opioids and 373 lives lost to opioid-related overdoses in 2023, Hennepin County residents have undoubtedly suffered from the national opioid crisis. In a multifaceted effort to combat this problem, the county government has partnered with the Carlson Consulting Enterprise (CCE). This past school year, CCE students have consulted for community organizations that receive opioid response funding from Hennepin County.
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2 months ago |
carlsonschool.umn.edu | Charly Haley
Tax season is hardly anybody’s favorite time of year. However, some Carlson School of Management students are helping the process go more smoothly by volunteering at free tax clinics. Non-Resident Volunteer Tax Assistance Program (NRVTAP) is a student organization consisting of student-volunteers from across the University of Minnesota who work with trained tax professionals, partnering with the Internal Revenue Service’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
carlsonschool.umn.edu | Charly Haley
Atland Ventures, a venture capital firm fully owned and managed by University of Minnesota undergraduate students, has raised more than $1 million for its second fund, expanding its legacy of being the first student-owned venture capital firm in the United States. These dollars will be invested in start-ups and digitally native companies—all chosen by the students. “Being digitally native, technology has shaped how we live, and that’s unique for our generation.
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