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CEO of Pure Fishing, Leeds alumnus and Dean’s Advisory Board member Dave Allen discusses how business and students can take advantage of AI.

This year’s Impact Interns show how real-world work gave them the chance to put their business skills—and values—into action.

From August 12–15, Leeds will host 500 scholars from around the world for the 13th Choice Symposium, a premier conference on consumer decision-making.

Three Leeds alumni are helping transform Tulagi Fest into a broader community festival, combining business strategy with a mission to bring people together.

Leeds Associate Professor Scott Shriver traces the digital footprints to uncover the real economic impact of Europe’s privacy law.

What does experiential learning look like in the age of AI? Through Leeds’ AI & Automation for Tomorrow's Societies course, students apply AI, automation and entrepreneurial thinking to develop solutions for society’s urgent challenges.

Ten Dalai Lama Fellows from Leeds and the Crown Institute deepened their leadership skills through meaningful exchanges with the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan community, and a worldwide network of peers.

Boots in the orchard, eyes in the warehouse, and minds on the data—Big B’s operation delivered experiential learning to Leeds MBA students from harvest to insight.

Mark Lewis (MBA’11), co-founder of investment firm Trailhead Capital, sees the generative agriculture industry as one of the most important and rewarding industries in the world.

Professor of Organizational Leadership and Information Analytics Dejun “Tony” Kong is headed to Ireland next summer to study human-centered workplaces.