School of Business Gazette
News of the People & Happenings in the UW-Madison School of Business
February 2006
- Wisconsin Professor Wins Top Prize For Research on Corporate Finance
- Finance Professor to Become Associate Dean For Wisconsin MBA and MS Programs in July
- Roger G. Maclean Joins School of Business As Associate Dean for Executive Education
- UW-Madison Business Professor Given Major Grant
To Research Corporate Reporting - UW-Madison Business Professor Given Major Grant To Research Corporate Reporting
- Wisconsin MBA Ranks 51st among U.S. Schools in Financial Times Ranking
- Wisconsin MBA Viewbook Wins Bronze Medal
- Big Ten MBAs Defeat Pac-10 in Case Competition; Wisconsin Wins Second Place
- New Director Joins Hawk Center
- FACULTY/STAFF NEWS
- Professor Emeritus James Bower Dies
- Guidelines for Making the Most of Search Engine Marketing
- Dean’s Open Office Hours for Spring Semester
- New Type of Alumni Event Proves Popular with Chicago Alumni
- A Major Decision and School of Business Majors Career Fair
- IN THE NEWS
- New Study Abroad Program in Bangkok to Begin Next Fall
- Family Business Center Presents "Compensation and the Family Business"
- School of Business to Cosponsor Seminar on Building the UW-Madison Brand
- Wall Street Journal Columnist to Be Business Writer in Residence
- Staff Honored at Length of Service Luncheon
- ACFIN Runners Support Arthritis Foundation
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The next issue of the School of Business Gazette will be distributed March 1. Submissions should be sent by Feb. 24 to Lari Fanlund, lfanlund@bus.wisc.edu.
Family Business Center Presents “Compensation and the Family Business”
The Family Business Center (FBC) will present Bob Wilkening, president of Wilkening & Company as the keynote speaker at its March 28 program, “Compensation and the Family Business.” The event will be held at the Fluno Center‘s Howard Auditorium with breakfast from 7-8 a.m. and program from 8-11:30 a.m. Participants will have an opportunity to review modern compensation theory and practice, from salary to other pay vehicles, some of which are unique to private companies.
The program is open to FBC members and sponsors at no charge. Potential FBC members may attend one program for $100 per company. Registration is required.
For more information on registering for this event, go to www.uwexeced.com/fbc/programs.
