
An Open Door
New Dean Paulo Goes says the Freeman School has all the right ingredients to thrive in a fast-changing business education environment, and he’s busy working to put those pieces into place.
New Dean Paulo Goes says the Freeman School has all the right ingredients to thrive in a fast-changing business education environment, and he’s busy working to put those pieces into place.
After 10 years leading the Freeman School, Ira Solomon is stepping away from the dean’s suite, leaving a legacy of new programs, increased enrollments, a stronger faculty and two spectacular new facilities.
As local small businesses struggled with the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, the Lepage Strategic Advisers Program offered much-needed assistance, connecting business owners with highly qualified students and recent graduates committed to helping them navigate the changing environment.
Tulane trustee, parent and donor Irwin Simon built Hain Celestial Group into a leading global natural and organic products conglomerate before stepping down in 2018. Now, with a host of new business ventures — including serving as chair and CEO of Canadian cannabis company Aphria — Simon is ready for his second act.
Under the leadership of Dale Klamfoth, the Freeman School’s Career Management Center is changing to meet the changing needs of students, alumni and employers.
When Constanta Lungu (MFIN ’19) interviewed for an internship with Merrill Lynch last summer, she went in prepared to talk about all her academic experience, but one subject in particular dominated the conversation.