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While helping to build ASU's medical system for its athletes, Anikar Chhabra (Executive MBA '25) realized that developing his skills beyond healthcare could be greatly beneficial. With his connection to the school, coming to W. P. Carey for the Executive MBA program was the natural next step.
When Christopher Ramirez (MBA '26) decided it was time to pursue an MBA, he had options. To make his decision, he took into consideration his career goals, as well as the benefits each school offered. In the end, one option stood out: ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business.
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W. P. Carey Dean Ohad Kadan's four-part strategy will infuse AI into curriculum, teaching, research, and operations to help the business school reach its goal of becoming "a leader among business schools in the application of AI."
ASU and Freeport-McMoRan join forces to modernize domestic copper mining by boosting operational efficiency and improving employee retention and training.
Organizations that adopt "human-in-the-loop" AI systems are more likely to succeed than those that exclusively invest in technology, says W. P. Carey supply chain expert.