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The Deal Table#33 SMU Cox’s Strategy for the Next Decade: Talent, AI, and the Business of Higher Ed - Todd MilbournSouthern Methodist University isn’t trying to become Wall Street—and Dean Todd Milbourn is clear about that. What SMU Cox is doing is building a modern business school designed for a fast-shifting economy where talent, adaptability, and real-world engagement matter more than tradition alone.In this episode, Milbourn breaks down how SMU Cox is operating more like a holding company than a legacy institution, with professional schools serving as economic engines that fund long-term academic investment. He explains why the move to the ACC has been a major academic accelerant, how AI is reshaping both jobs and curriculum, and...
2026-01-291h 09
Deans Counsel71: Todd Milbourn (SMU) on Approaching a First DeanshipOn this episode of Deans Counsel, hosts Ken Kring and Dave Ikenberry speak with Todd Milbourn, the newly-installed 10th Dean of the Edwin L. Cox School of Business at Southern Methodist University. He holds the Tolleson Chair in Business Leadership and the Andrew W. Chen Endowed Chair in Financial Investments. An experienced and visionary academic leader, Todd is dedicated to advancing teaching and research, supporting top academic talent, and engaging the business community to help prepare the next generation of business leaders for the opportunities ahead. Milbourn came to SMU from the Olin Business S...
2025-09-1937 min
CEO SpotlightThe New Dean of The Business School in The City That Runs on BusinessDr. Todd Milbourn, Dean, Edwin L Cox School of Business @ SMU
2025-08-2112 min
On PrincipleThe Handshake Deal: The Garcia BrothersBerto and Ivan Garcia are the co-founders of what has become a St. Louis real estate powerhouse. Garcia Properties is a vertically integrated firm with divisions in construction, property management, buying and selling property, financing and insurance. But just two years into its existence, the company nearly died.How much risk is acceptable when you’re trying to start something new? And while we love to hear about the risks that paid off, what do we know about the risks that didn’t? These are the questions we confront in this episode.In the early days...
2022-03-2230 min
Daily Emerald“My Life In Three Songs” Episode One: Todd MilbournWelcome to "My Life in Three Songs." This episode is part of a ten-week series where our host, Riley Breier, talks to someone in the UO community about three songs that have greatly impacted their life.
In this episode, Riley talks with SOJC professor and music-lover Todd Milbourn.
You can find a playlist with all of the song choices here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Wy9J41fDoW8HKXz4mFNSZ?si=6f33c334681e4580
Intro and outro music: Mellow Lo-Fi by Scott Holmes Music:
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes
2022-02-1011 min
The Better Communities PodcastLosing Faith: Why We Distrust the MediaWhat role does social media play in our understanding of truth? How can journalists utilize the digital age to build civic engagement? And what role does the consumer play in sustaining a trustworthy information ecosystem? In this episode, we examine our growing distrust in news media and take a closer look at what the future may hold for journalists and consumers to regain trust in this important democratic institution. Listen as we talk with University of Oregon professors Lisa Heyamoto and Todd Milbourn about the 32 Percent Project – a study aimed at uncovering why less than on...
2020-10-1519 min
UO TodayUO Today With Lisa Heyamoto And Todd MilbournUniversity of Oregon Journalism instructors, Todd Milbourn and Lisa Heyamoto, cofounded The 32 Percent Project as 2017-18 Agora Faculty Innovation Fellows. The project is a national community engagement project that explores what drives and disrupts trust in the news media. They discuss how citizens define trust and how journalists can earn it. And they offer a critique of the traditional economic model of news organizations.
2018-10-1028 min
Listen Up, Read With Ease With Full Audiobook | Business, Career SkillsSeptember-October 2017 by Harvard Business Review | AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: September-October 2017Author: Harvard Business ReviewNarrator: Todd MundtFormat: HighlightsLength: 2 hrs and 40 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 09-10-17Publisher: Harvard Business SchoolGenres: Business, Career SkillsSummary:In this issue:IDEA WATCH"When Hiring Execs, Context Matters Most" by the Editors of Harvard Business Review.FEATURE ARTICLES"The Overcommitted Organization" by Mark Mortensen and Heidi K. Gardner."Happiness Traps: How we Sabotage" by Annie McKee."Managing...
2017-09-102h 40