July 19, 2002
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In This
Issue
Featured Stories
Yes...You Can Believe Your Eyes! MichiganMail is
Now in HTML!
Alumni Relations is proud to
launch the first issue of our new HTML-format
MichiganMail! After receiving feedback from our
alumni about the length and format of our popular
e-newsletter, we collaborated with other Business School
departments (i.e. Information Technology) to create a more
compelling, easier-to-read email. In order to
continue serving our alumni needs, if you would like to
send feedback about our new format we'd be happy to
receive it. Please forward any feedback to
alumni@umich.edu
with the "MichiganMail" in the subject line. Enjoy
our new e-newsletter!
Remembering Andy Andrews -
A Memory Book
UMBS Professor Jim Walsh
invites former students and friends of the late Andy
Andrews to offer memories, stories or photos to be
included in a book of remembrances to present to Andy's
family. The memory book is near completion, but Professor
Walsh would like to offer you a final opportunity to make
a submission. If you would like to contribute,
please forward any materials to Professor Walsh at
jwalsh1@bus.umich.edu with Andy's name in the subject
line. The book will be arranged by class, so please
include your graduation year with your responses.
Ann
Lurie gives $25 million to Michigan Engineering
(Excerpts taken from
the University of Michigan News & Information Services
website -
http://www.umich.edu/~newsinfo/releases.html)
Chicago-based philanthropist Ann Lurie has pledged $25
million to the University of Michigan College of
Engineering, the largest gift ever
received by the
college.
"I make this gift for the continued advancement of
interdisciplinary
research, which is necessary for the
future of a superb public university," Lurie said. "I also
wish to encourage like-minded individuals to determine
and
act upon their own significant reasons for investing in
the University
of Michigan."
This gift will help support new programs in biomedical
engineering and integrated microsystems. Drawing on the
college’s historic and
internationally recognized
strengths, these programs offer tremendous opportunities
to improve the quality of life.
"Ann Lurie’s philanthropy and grace has touched the
College of
Engineering in especially meaningful ways,"
said Stephen W. Director,
the Robert J. Vlasic Dean of
Engineering. "First for engendering a sense
of community
through the Lurie Engineering Center and Tower, and now
for providing confidence through this flexible commitment,
helping us
meet our aspirations for biomedical engineering
and integrated microsystems."
According to Interim University President B. Joseph White,
this gift is one
of the most significant ever received by
the University and a bold endorsement of the College of
Engineering.
With this gift, Lurie has given $37 million to the College
of Engineering
and a combined total of $45 million to the
University of Michigan. She is
the widow of Robert H. Lurie, a Michigan Engineering alumnus and entrepreneur.
Bob Lurie and fellow alum Sam Zell became friends and
business partners in the early 1960s while attending U-M.
Their first
ventures, an apartment management service and
acquiring properties in southeastern Michigan, led to the
pair eventually building the largest apartment and
commercial real estate holdings in the country.
Ann Lurie and Sam Zell also contributed $5 million each in
1999 to create
the Samuel Zell and Robert H. Lurie
Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies
at UMBS.
For more on this story, visit
http://www.umich.edu/%7Enewsinfo/Releases/2002/Jul02/r071202.html.
Bronze Plaque Ceremony Honoring Joe White
Interim President B. Joseph White will be honored at a
public ceremony
and reception 3:30 p.m. on July 24 at the
Michigan Union. Members of
the Michigan Union Board of
Representatives will unveil a bronze plaque recognizing
White's service as interim president. The University
community
is invited to the brief program, which will
begin in the Anderson Rooms.
The Presidents' Wall was installed in 1994 as part of the
90th anniversary celebration of the Michigan Union.
President James J. Duderstadt and presidents emeriti
Harlan Hatcher and Robben Fleming attended the November 17,
1994, unveiling ceremony.
For more information please contact Audrey Schwimmer at
the Michigan Union at 734.763.5750.
Reunion 2002
University of Michigan Business School Reunion & Annual Business Conference (October 25-27, 2002)
Remember...Relive...Reconnect...Reunion!
Mark your calendar for
Reunion, October 25-27, 2002! The
Business
School welcomes all alumni - especially the
classes of 1962, 1977, 1982, 1992, 1997 and 2001 to
remember your days at UMBS, relive your
Michigan memories,
and reconnect with your UMBS community at Reunion 2002!
We have planned a full weekend of activities - both
professional
and social - that will provide a chance to
learn something new, catch up
with classmates, and enjoy
Ann Arbor all over again!
In true Michigan style,
there will be a tailgate prior to the Homecoming football
game - Michigan vs. Iowa - as well as
plenty of opportunities to socialize with your
classmates. On Friday of Reunion Weekend you are invited
to join us for our Annual Business Conference with
presentations
by Michigan’s top-ranked faculty and alumni
and other leading business professionals.
We hope that you will join
us and see how much your School and your classmates have
changed. It’s time to come back to Ann Arbor...we’re
saving
a spot for you!
Register Online - Starting
Monday, July 22
Online registration for Reunion and the Annual Business
Conference will
be available on Monday, July 22.
Visit the Reunion website at
http://www.bus.umich.edu/reunion2002/
to register.
Football tickets will
be sold in conjunction with tailgate
party tickets and are available for purchase via the
online registration form. Register early...tickets go
fast!
Win Free Football Tickets
Register by August 30 and you will be
eligible to win 4 FREE football tickets
to the
Michigan vs. Iowa Homecoming
game! Register on Monday...http://www.bus.umich.edu/reunion2002/.
Hockey Game
Come join in the fun and watch the Alumni Hockey Team take
on the
Student Hockey Club at Yost Arena. The game will start at
12:00 midnight
on Friday
night. Be a part of the fun this year by joining the
alumni team. Email Dave Brophy at
djbrophy@umich.edu to sign up. Space is limited
and
it’s first-come, first-served, so be sure to get a hold of
Dave soon!
Class Events for
Anniversary Classes
Alumni who are celebrating their 40-year, 25-year,
20-year, 10-year,
5-year and 1-year reunion are invited to
special class events on Saturday evening, October 26.
See details below to find out where your class will
be
gathering!
Register on Monday...http://www.bus.umich.edu/reunion2002/.
Class Events
6:00 p.m., Saturday, October 26, 2002
Class of 1962
Kerrytown Concert House
415 N. Fourth
Avenue
Join your classmates at the
Kerrytown Concert House, a
small and
unique facility in a premier location in
downtown Ann Arbor. It is home to
a variety of musical
concerts throughout the year. The Concert House is
our
stage to dine and renew acquaintances.
Class of 1977
University of Michigan Museum of Art,
525 S. State Street
Enjoy one of the finest university art collections in the
country and the
second largest art collection in the state
of Michigan. Your class cocktail
party will be surrounded
by the museum’s rich and diverse collection. The museum
will be open this evening exclusively for the class of
1977.
Class of 1982
The Earle
121 W.
Washington Street
Your twentieth reunion will be even more memorable after
partaking in
the finest in French and Italian country
cuisine. Chef Shelly Adams has
built her reputation on the
consistency of fare that relies on fresh, seasonal
ingredients. The Earle also features one of the broadest
wine selections in Ann Arbor.
Class of 1992
D'Amato’s
102 S. First
Street, at Huron Street
D'Amato's serves contemporary
and classic Italian foods and fine wines in
a unique
downtown setting. Join the fun as your class dines in the
lower
level at Goodnite Gracie, their new jazz and martini
bar. It has been described as "swankily intimate" with
Art Deco homage to big city clubs
of the mid-twentieth
century. And after dinner, everyone is invited to
remain
for a live jazz performance with no cover.
Class of 1997
Phelps Lounge
University of Michigan Business School, 701 Tappan St.
Meet in the Phelps Lounge at the
Business School to celebrate the fifth anniversary of your graduation.
Renew old friendships and take a walk
down memory lane
during this evening of camaraderie. Heavy hors d’oeuvres
will be served.
Class of 2001
Cottage Inn Pizza
512 E. William
Street
Join your classmates in honor of your first anniversary at
an Ann Arbor tradition. The warm cozy atmosphere of the
Cottage Inn remains one of
the most popular college
gathering spots. A private room has been
reserved just for
the class of 2001.
Annual Business Conference 2002
Don’t Miss Annual Business
Conference 2002 on October 25, 2002!
Annual Business Conference 2002, held on October 25 during
Reunion Weekend, will feature 15 professional and personal
development seminars
by 29 presenters drawn from senior
faculty, distinguished alumni and top professionals in
their field. In each issue of MichiganMail, we will be
highlighting several seminars. Information about the other seminars will be available soon on our Reunion 2002
website,
http://www.bus.umich.edu/reunion2002/.
In Creating Spectacular Performance at Work, a
special three-hour seminar, you will learn cutting-edge
information on what makes people extraordinary in work
organizations. Leading professors in the new field of
positive organizational practices will share knowledge and
practical applications about how people thrive in work
organizations. These sessions should be lively,
informative and useful.
The first session, Mining Your Past to Create Your
Future, will be presented by Robert Quinn, Margaret
Elliott Tracy Collegiate Professor of Business
Administration and Professor of Organizational Behavior
and
Human Resource Management. Professor Quinn will take
you through an interactive exercise to look at your past
to map out what makes you particularly spectacular at
work. This mapping will be a useful reflective
tool for
the next session.
Learn four different ways to bring about spectacular
performance at work.
In the second session, Pathways
for Being Spectacular: A "Best Practices" Panel, four
top experts will offer complimentary lenses for
seeing how
you can be your best. Their advice will be useful as it is
built
from extensive experience and research. The session
is designed to help
you apply these lenses to your own
current work situation to extract
wisdom and invite
reflections. Panelists are Jane Dutton, William Russell
Kelly Professor of Business Administration and Professor
of Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management;
Barb Fredrickson, Associate Professor, Department of
Psychology; Kim Cameron, Professor of Organizational
Behavior and Human Resource Management; Gretchen Sprietzer,
Clinical Professor of Organizational Behavior and Human
Resource Management
How can you use the new insights about your past and
your current work situations, gained from the first two
sessions, to design a new future at
work? In this final session, Creating Your New Future
at Work,
Professor Quinn will guide you through a
process of composing a life statement as an anchor and a
beacon for producing spectacular
performance at work. He
has used this form of coaching with executives
in all
walks of life, and in many different work settings. Their
testimonials indicate that the creation and use of this
life statement is transformative.
More highlights:
-
Charting Your Financial Future
Professor Raymond Reilly, Associate Dean for Executive
Education and Professor of Business Administration, will
demonstrate a useful structure
for financial and lifetime
decision-making. Come to this session - it will
help you
shape a healthy financial future.
-
Achieving Your Executive Potential in Today’s Uncertain
World
Immersed in the executive job market as an executive
agent, Dale Melin
(BBA ’64, MBA ’66), President of
Chiefs, will help you achieve your
executive potential in
today’s maze of uncertainty. Come ready to think outside
the box and participate in this interactive session.
More information about Annual Business Conference 2002
will be
available soon!
Alumni in the News
C. Ronald Cooper (BBA ’81) Named
Human Resources Director
of Deloitte & Touche
(Excerpts taken from
Deloitte & Touche press release)
C. Ronald Cooper (BBA ’81) was recently named Human
Resources Director for the Great Lakes Region of Deloitte
& Touche. Cooper previously served
as Regional Human
Resource Leader for Hewitt Associates, LLC, in
Rowayton,
Conn. The announcement was made by John Bava, Managing
Partner of the Great Lakes Region of Deloitte & Touche.
As Human Resources Director, Cooper is responsible for the
strategic
design and delivery of human resources (HR)
services to Deloitte &
Touche employees in Detroit, Ann
Arbor, Grand Rapids, Lansing and
Midland, Michigan, and
Cleveland and Akron, Ohio. His role is to lead,
guide and
manage regional HR services including recruitment,
retention, professional development, leadership
development, performance management, employee relations
and other HR deliverables.
Cooper worked for Hewitt Associates for over 17 years.
Prior to joining Hewitt, Cooper was with R.R. Donnelley &
Sons Company in Chicago.
Cooper earned his bachelor's degree with distinction in
business administration from the University of Michigan
Business School in Ann
Arbor. He went to earn a master's
degree in management from the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School
of Management at Northwestern University in Evanston,
Illinois.
In his spare time, Cooper coached girls' basketball for
3rd - 6th graders at Trumbull Recreation Department in
Trumbull, Conn. He also served as a volunteer for Habitat
for Humanity, Appalachia Service Project and is active
in
his local church.
Cooper resides in Novi, Michigan.
What’s New With You?
Alumni Relations is always interested to know what
exciting things our
alumni are currently up to. If you, or
an alum you know, have recently
been mentioned in the
news, please let us know! We would like to include this
information in this newsletter and possibly on our
website.
Please forward any news clippings, press releases,
articles, etc. to:
University of Michigan Business School
Development and Alumni Relations
701 Tappan St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
734.763.5775
alumni@umich.edu
UMBS/UM News
Evening Student Association Seeking
Alumni to Participate in Career Changing Recruiting Panel
The Evening Student Association (ESA) is hosting a Career
Changing Recruiting Panel to discuss changing areas of
interest. The ESA is looking
for alumni who have switched
their area of interest while pursuing an MBA into the
following areas: High Tech, Marketing, Consulting, or
Finance. We are looking for alumni who would be interested
in participating in a panel
that would assist present U of
M MBA students enhance their skills and knowledge of
specific areas as they prepare for graduation. The date of
the panel is tentatively scheduled for the first or second
Saturday of September for a few hours. Please contact
Chris Cansiani at
cansiani@umich.edu. The Evening Student Association is
looking for your views about the challenges of switching,
suggestions regarding what to do
as far as
interviewing/resumes in that area, what courses to take,
etc. The ESA looks forward to hearing from you!
Christopher Cansiani
Evening Student Association - VP of Recruitment
Sending Out an SOS! Significant Others
and Spouses of MBA Students Descend Upon Ann Arbor,
Looking For Jobs!
July has arrived and it’s that time of year again - when
MBA students flock
to Ann Arbor for their 21 month
"extended vacation." Along with them,
many of the incoming
MBA students bring a displaced significant other or
spouse. Many of these SOS (short for Significant Others
and Spouses)
arrive with resume in hand and several years of
varied experience, looking for that perfect job. The
Career Advisory committee of the SOS Club wants you to
know about this dynamic workforce, and ask that if you
know of a
job opening in the Ann Arbor/Detroit area, to
send a description to the
below address. The committee will post it to their
website and encourage applications from the over 100
incoming SOS. To view the SOS Career Advisory website, go
to:
http://webuser.bus.umich.edu/organizations/sosclub/.
Email your job postings directly to Anne
Duncan at
abduncan@umich.edu.
Alumni Events & Activities
The following
is a partial listing of UMBS (and some U-M) alumni club
events, local
business events, and University programs and
activities of potential interest to UMBS
alumni. Most UMBS
events are open to alumni, prospective/ admitted/current
students, faculty, and staff. If you are interested in
more information about a particular event,
please get in
touch with the event contact or with Alumni Relations at
alumni@umich.edu.
For a full calendar of UMBS alumni club events and
information about UMBS alumni
clubs, visit the UMBS Alumni
Relations website at
http://www.bus.umich.edu/AlumniCommunity.
Information regarding U-M alumni
clubs and events can be
found on the U-M Alumni Association website at
http://www.umich.edu/~umalumni/.
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta Alumni
Club Creates "In Transition" Networking Group
It's come to our attention that a significant number of
UM b-school alumni
are currently "in transition". As a
result, we are forming a networking group for Atlanta
area alumni who are interested in finding new
opportunities and would like to work with each other in
finding those elusive opportunities
either in Atlanta or
in other places. This will be a group where we can share
leads, provide suggestions as to what works, and provide
moral support as we go through this process. Once
started, it's expected the group will meet on a regular
basis.
If you're interested in joining, contact Barry Trout at
barry.trout@mindspring.com.
We will have our first meeting during the
week of July
22 at a time and place to be announced once we determine
the level of interest.
New York, NY
NY Sightseeing
Day (July 20)
Join the UMBS Club of New York for a Circle Line Boat
Cruise/Double Decker Bus Tour. Contact Club President,
Cecil Shepherd (cashephe@umich.edu),
for more details.
San Francisco Bay Area
Cable Car Bar Hop
(July 20)
UMBS-SFBAC is bringing you a fun nightlife experience
- riding a cable car
to three trendy lounges/bars in
downtown SF. We are going to meet at Washington Square
Park @ Union Street (Columbus and Stockton) at
6:30 p.m. and
will leave for the first bar at 7:00 p.m. Beverages and
snacks will be provided on the cable car. It was a
sold-out event last year and
people "loved" it. $30 for
club members and $36 for non-club members. Space is
limited and you don't want to miss this fun event.
Date: Saturday, July 20
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Meet at Washington Square Park in SF - Union
Street at Columbus & Stockton
Cost: Member $30 and non-member $36.
Please register now at:
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=25840&Referrer_id=10662 SFCC.
San Francisco Giants Baseball Game and Tailgate
(August 11)
San Francisco Giants vs. Pittsburgh Pirates - Sunday,
August 11 - 11:00
a.m. tailgate with game start at 1:05
p.m..
The summer traditions continue with a baseball game at
PacBell Park in SF. UMBS-SFBAC will have a tailgate in
the parking lot beginning at 11:00 a.m.
in the Reserve Lot
C Tailgate Space . Look for the UMBS banner, blue tent,
and a green Subaru Forester. Contact phone for day of
game is 415.902.7762.
Dues Paying Members $25
Non-Dues Paying Members $32
Price includes ticket, tailgate (food beverage) and
snacks at the game
RSVP on-line at
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=25936&Referrer_id=10662
OR by sending a payment (payable to UMBS-SFBAC) to Chuck
Hornbrook,
915 Cole St, #271, SF 94117. Payment by mail
must be received by August 5. Please include your
email address with the payment. Tickets will be
distributed at the Giants game at the tailgate up to
12:45 p.m.. After
12:45, tickets can be picked up at WILL
CALL by name on reservation.
Questions - please e-mail Chuck Hornbrook at
clhornbrook@earthlink.net.
Space is LIMITED so reserve your spot today!
Lifelong Learning
Two Exciting Fall Programs From
Executive Education
Brand Equity Management: A Strategic Approach
Businesses today are on par in terms of product,
pricing and quality.
Smart businesses know that the power of their brand is the
tiebreaker.
Acquire the capability to back your branding program with
intelligent
strategic thinking. Attend Brand Equity
Management: A Strategic Approach, offered on October
28-30, 2002 at the Executive Education Center. Taught by
Rajeev Batra, this exciting new program will help you
create and nourish
a brand that is strategically on
target. Click here for program details:
http://execed.bus.umich.edu/programs/pgr_overview.asp?programID=BEM.
Effective Managerial Coaching and Counseling
Maximize Performance While Reducing Conflicts
If you’re like many managers, you often struggle with the
challenge of motivating your team, while also trying to
guide and influence individuals to do their best work.
This program, offered September 18-20, 2002 in Ann Arbor,
is designed to greatly improve your ability to resolve
problems and reduce conflict among your staff while
developing their ability to achieve maximum performance
and organizational effectiveness. Click here to view
description on our website:
http://execed.bus.umich.edu/programs/pgr_overview.asp?EEUMICH3672x=12904EE&programID=EMCC.
Online Course Offerings from
Fathom.com
* Short e-Course *
BRAND LEADERSHIP: EXPERIENTIAL BRANDING from
Columbia University Business School Professor Bernd
Schmitt explains how marketers can provide customers with
desirable "experiences," and why it's not enough to
promote the "features and benefits" of a brand. Enroll
anytime:
http://www.fathom.com/course/79705501/1015.
* Short e-Course *
PLANNING AND MANAGING BUSINESS STRATEGY: IMPLEMENTING
STRATEGY from SmartForce provides learners with the
tools to understand various strands of strategy
implementation. Learn how to understand organization
structures, turn theories into action, and build a capable
organization. Enroll anytime:
http://www.fathom.com/course/42704471/1016.
Browse Fathom's Business & Economics Learning Center for
more courses:
http://www.fathom.com/category/catalog_display.jhtml?id=200000&pid=200000&_requestid=39928.
Alumni Career Services
Job Opportunities for Alumni!!
Job descriptions taken from the Alumni Job Postings
website in iMpact at
http://www.bus.umich.edu/StudentServices/CareerServices/SearchJobs.asp.
If you would like to post an employment opportunity for
current students or fellow alumni, please visit
http://www.bus.umich.edu/WebRecruiters/RequestForms/PostaPosition.asp.
LATHAM INTERNATIONAL,
LTD. (EXECUTIVE SEARCH FIRM)
INSTITUTIONAL EQUITY SALES
Location: NY
Compensation: $100 - $150K + Unlimited "Upside" ($1
Million Earnings Potential)
Information about Latham International , Ltd. - "Operating
nationwide, we are an executive search firm with a focus
on recruiting "top-tier" MBAs with "fast-track" (post-MBA)
experience. Our clients are Fortune 500 leaders as well as
smaller, more entrepreneurial companies."
Job Description:
A successful institutional equity salesperson earns over
$1 million annually. Based in New York City, this
prestigious diversified financial firm is expanding the
institutional (equity) sales team.
Initial compensation is a base salary of $100 to $150K
plus bonus, depending on experience level and start date.
After an initial six month training period, salary becomes
a draw against commission with additional quarterly
payouts and "unlimited" earnings potential.
For more information about this position, visit
http://www.bus.umich.edu/StudentServices/CareerServices/SearchJobs.asp.
You will need your iMpact
login and password to access this information. If you need
an iMpact login and password, email Alumni Relations at
alumni@umich.edu or
call 734.763.5775.
EarthLink, Inc.
Senior Product Manager IM
Location: Pasadena, CA or Atlanta, GA
Job Description:
A key component of the EarthLink Customer Experience is
Instant Messaging. EarthLink is a leading provider of
Internet based communication applications. IM is a
critical component of this product suite. EarthLink is
seeking someone to be responsible for the complete life
cycle of this product. This means determining strategies
and tactics to aid in three key areas: Decrease in Churn
(Increased Usage of Product), Increased Revenue, and
Increase in Customer Growth. It then involves
relentlessly pursuing these ideas to ensure their
successful implementation, and then constantly
monitoring, measuring, and refining these ideas to make
sure that EarthLink Instant Messaging is the most
relevant, feature rich, integrated, and reliable as
possible.
This candidate will define and manage product
requirements that not only produce a successful IM
product, including presence management, and integration
across platforms and applications, but also that support
the needs of other departments in the company that rely
on an IM component for their success. This is a
proactive position in a fast paced, high profile
environment.
For more information about this position, please visit
http://www.bus.umich.eduStudentServices/CareerServices/SearchJobs.asp.
KOREN, ROGERS & DOWD
ASSOCIATES INC.
SENIOR DIRECTOR, PRICING & SALES ANALYSIS
Location: New York, NY
Compensation: $100-115K + bonus + options
Job Description:
To support the Vice President, Pricing and Sales Analysis
in providing rational, innovative, competitive and
profitable pricing and packaging options to the Brokerage
Services Group to win new business and expand the
company's presence in existing accounts.
This position is extremely important in
preserving/increasing BSG's revenues (approximately $1.2B)
to meet corporate objectives.
For more information, visit
http://www.bus.umich.edu/StudentServices/CareerServices/SearchJobs.asp.
You will need your iMpact
login and password to access this information. If you need
an iMpact login and password, email Alumni Relations at
alumni@umich.edu or
call 734.763.5775.
To view all UMBS job postings, visit the Alumni Job
Postings in iMpact at
http://www.bus.umich.edu/StudentServices/CareerServices/SearchJobs.asp.
For additional job postings, visit the U-M Alumni
Association Career Center website at
http://career.umalumni.com/.
If you have a position that you would like to post for
UMBS alumni and students, please fill out the form
located on the Business School’s website at
http://www.bus.umich.edu/WebRecruiters/RequestForms/PostaPosition.asp.
UMBS Marketplace
July Product of the Month - Champion®
Mesh Shorts
Our Champion® navy mesh shorts are great for working out!
These
shorts are made from single-ply 100% nylon mini-mesh
shell with a solid tricot layer underneath and the
Champion® script elastic waistband with inside drawcord.
Silk screened logo. Great for summer! We offer adult sizes
S, M, L and XL. Visit
http://www.umbsmarketplace.com
to view and order!
For more UMBS Marketplace products visit our website at
http://www.umbsmarketplace.com.
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