Boston College Carroll School

The latest issue of Carroll Capital hit mailboxes nationwide this month, featuring a dynamic mix of stories, including a piece by Dean Andy Boynton on how Boston College’s motto, “Ever to Excel,” offers a powerful lesson for leaders and managers everywhere.https://t.co/oZ0hDHQRlx https://t.co/CNwjtjTTSl

At BC, Jimmy McDermott ’21 found the mentorship and values that fueled his journey as a two-time business founder. He credits @BCSheaCenter for shaping his network, saying he is most grateful for the lifelong friendship fostered within the center. https://t.co/NQQqJ4zKQz https://t.co/nq3OGbHfau

After decades spent studying retirement, @RetirementRsrch director Alicia Munnell has entered retirement herself. Here, she reflects on her unexpected path, the future of retirement funding, and lessons from her own retirement planning. https://t.co/epOkf2WWXt https://t.co/Y5AcbEwfIF

When the pandemic forced Shannon Doherty ’06 to rethink her career, she decided to tap into her passions and launch her own social media channels. More than 2 million followers later, she’s a popular resource for those seeking simple ideas for entertaining.https://t.co/Ikw8t0029V

Management students faced off in the Corcoran Center Case Competition and the Strakosch Venture Competition—both presented by Carroll School centers this past spring—and walked away with big wins. https://t.co/lzd4yI8T77 https://t.co/LgsHJq7VOd

Why do some works of art fetch millions while others go unnoticed? In his book, prof. Henrik Hagtvedt reveals how marketing can outweigh talent in the art world. “It’s about the making of art as an event, rather than the…well-crafted art itself,” he says. https://t.co/Ij0cMlVpUH