Welcome
 Welcome to the Beard Institute Web site. Named for its benefactor Eugene P. Beard, the Beard Institute focuses on the importance of business ethics, responsible financial management and sustainability in the global marketplace. These knowledge areas will continue to evolve
as critical factors of progressive, successful organizations. The Beard Institute offers educational programs and resources that promote the importance of these three knowledge areas in business today.
To learn more about the Beard Institute, please explore our Web site.
Jim Byrne
Executive Director, The Beard Institute |
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Upcoming Events
Women's Executive Leadership Program Kickoff |
The 2010 - 2011 of the Women's Executive Leadership Program begins on September 23, 2010. Learn more »
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9/23/2010 |
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Duquesne University |
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Distinguished Ethics Speaker Series |
Ray Betler, Vice President and Group Executive, Wabtec Corporation
Paul Overby, President, Paul Overby Associates -
Mr. Betler and Mr. Overby will discuss the role of ethics within international companies.
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9/28/2010 4:30 PM |
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Pappert Lecture Hall, Bayer Learning Center |
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Fourth Annual Beard Symposium: Sustainability: The Changing Ground Rules |
Executives, entrepreneurs, professionals, managers and community leaders who have a stake in the region’s business future will learn how an integrated sustainability strategy increases competitive advantage. Learn more and register
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11/3/2010 8:00 AM |
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Fairmont Hotel |
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Palumbo · Donahue School of Business Awards
Our MBA Sustainability, a unique 12-month program, won the prestigious Page Prize for its innovative curriculum. The Page Prize, awarded annually by the Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina, recognizes efforts to expose business students to the latest thinking about sustainability.
A recent survey of graduate business schools conducted by Academy of Management Learning and Education, a well-regarded interdisciplinary management journal, named Duquesne, Georgetown and Notre Dame as the three schools scoring highest for ethics. |
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