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This episode of The Bengal Financial Literacy Show features host Chris Chatwin in a discussion on economics and inflation with Dr. Karl Geisler, Professor of Economics at ISU.
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This month, John and Haley talk to Colin Gabler about his experience in sales! Colin shares the story of how he backed into a sales career and now teaches the advanced sales course at Auburn University. Some of the topics discussed on the podcast include soft skills, sales competitions, and role plays.
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Professors John Ney and Dr. Haley Hardman are excited to welcome Dr. Shane Hunt, Dean of the ISU College of Business, and Dr. Ali Mondt, Assistant Professor of Human Performance and Sports Studies at ISU, for an in-depth exploration of sports marketing and an introduction to the upcoming sports sales course for the spring semester.
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This month on the Bengal Business Radio Show, Dr. Shane Hunt speaks with College of Business alumnus Victor Dominguez. Dominguez, a Planning & Financial Controls Analyst at INL, discusses the professional impacts of his academic experiences at the ISU College of Business and how being a first-generation high school and college graduate shaped his journey. In the second half of the show, Dean Hunt welcomes Annik Martin, the new Clinical Professor of Management in the ISU College of Business, and the 2024 State Gem Innovative Educator Award in the category of Mathematical Ways of Knowing.
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This month on the Bengal Financial Literacy Show, our host, Chris Chatwin, welcomes Dylan Bartos, a senior at the ISU College of Business majoring in Accounting and Finance. Dylan and Chris discuss the Bengal Financial Literacy certificate and scholarship, of which Dylan is the inaugural recipient.
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On this month's episode, join Dean Shane Hunt as he welcomes fellow Marketing Professor, John Ney for a conversation about ISU's Professional Development Month.
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Could owning an older vehicle make the most financial sense for you?This edition of Bengal Financial Literacy Show features a conversation with ISU Professor of Management Dr. Tyler Burch about return on investment (ROI) and the pros and cons of older vehicle ownership.
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COB Dean Shane Hunt sits down with ISU Dean of Students Matt Daily for part one of this month’s Bengal Business Radio Show. They talk about the role of the Dean of Students at Idaho State University as well as challenges facing student success. In part two of the show, finance professor Dr. Paul Obermann joins Dean Hunt for a stimulating discussion about Obermann’s recently published works and research on the role of connections in division management.
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This month on the Bengal Business Radio Show, ISU College of Business Dean Shane Hunt welcomes Brian Berrett, CFO of Idaho Central Credit Union and College of Business (COB) alumn, for a conversation about the value of financial health and educating ourselves to strengthen our personal financial well being. Recent ISU COB graduate Andrew Hunt is the special guest for the second half of the show.
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John Ney and Dr. Haley Hardman are excited to welcome two distinguished guests: Heidi Solomon, the CEO of GirlzWhoSell, and Dr. Ali Mondt, an Assistant Professor of Human Performance and Sports Studies at ISU. Together, they'll delve into the dynamic world of sales, exploring its challenges, opportunities, and the fun aspects of the profession.
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On this month's episode, join Dean Shane Hunt as he welcomes Health West CEO and ISU alumna, Mindy Benedetti, to discuss all things Health West. In the next segment, Dean Hunt is joined by ISU Professor of Accounting, Dr. Erik Boyle, to explore the impact of artificial intelligence in the classroom and the accounting profession.
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Dean Shane Hunt welcomes graduating MBA student Josh Luker to our May edition of the Bengal Business Radio Show. Josh was part of a winning team at this year’s International Business Strategy Competition in California. Josh will continue his studies next year in the Ph.D. program at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. The faculty interview in the second half of this month’s show features long time ISU professor of finance Dr. Ann Hackert.