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Malaysian Reserve
02-06-2025
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
UT Haslam in Top Five Among U.S. Public Schools in Major International Ranking for Ninth Year
Haslam holds the No. 5 place among U.S. public institutions in The Financial Times' 2025 Custom Executive Education Ranking. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — In The Financial Times' 2025 Custom Executive Education Ranking released today, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Haslam College of Business placed No. 5 among U.S. public institutions. Marking nine years of excellence, Haslam's custom executive education programs continue to rank in the top five among U.S. public institutions. Haslam ranked No. 7 among all public and private U.S. schools, and No. 53 among all business schools worldwide. In the rankings' growth subcategory, Haslam rose above all other U.S. public universities, ranking No. 1 for the second consecutive year. Focused on Students, Delivering Value Amy Cathey, Haslam's associate dean for graduate and executive education and interim vice provost and dean of the UT Graduate School, described the rankings as a testament to the college's ability to deliver timely and impactful executive education through impactful and rigorous academic experiences. 'Our faculty and staff make every effort to provide our students with the most current and relevant experiential learning possible,' she said. 'The expertise they acquire in these programs equip them to deliver significant value to their organizations. We are mindful that the business professionals who choose to augment their skills with Haslam have busy career demands, and we strive to accommodate their schedules by meeting them where they are with many programming options.' Haslam offers a full portfolio of customized executive education programs, open enrollment short courses, multiple MBA programs and several specialty masters' programs. About the Financial Times' Custom Executive Education Ranking The Financial Times' Custom Executive Education Ranking is widely acknowledged as an authoritative source, respected for the thoroughness and balance of its methodology. The rankings are derived from a client survey and a school survey and consider many factors. These elements include the quality of instruction, flexibility of program design, relevance to the workplace of new skills learned, follow up with students and several other data points. A total of 101 institutions from around the globe were included.
Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
UT Haslam in Top Five Among U.S. Public Schools in Major International Ranking for Ninth Year
Haslam holds the No. 5 place among U.S. public institutions in The Financial Times' 2025 Custom Executive Education Ranking. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In The Financial Times' 2025 Custom Executive Education Ranking released today, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Haslam College of Business placed No. 5 among U.S. public institutions. Marking nine years of excellence, Haslam's custom executive education programs continue to rank in the top five among U.S. public institutions. Haslam ranked No. 7 among all public and private U.S. schools, and No. 53 among all business schools worldwide. In the rankings' growth subcategory, Haslam rose above all other U.S. public universities, ranking No. 1 for the second consecutive year. Focused on Students, Delivering Value Amy Cathey, Haslam's associate dean for graduate and executive education and interim vice provost and dean of the UT Graduate School, described the rankings as a testament to the college's ability to deliver timely and impactful executive education through impactful and rigorous academic experiences. "Our faculty and staff make every effort to provide our students with the most current and relevant experiential learning possible," she said. "The expertise they acquire in these programs equip them to deliver significant value to their organizations. We are mindful that the business professionals who choose to augment their skills with Haslam have busy career demands, and we strive to accommodate their schedules by meeting them where they are with many programming options." Haslam offers a full portfolio of customized executive education programs, open enrollment short courses, multiple MBA programs and several specialty masters' programs. About the Financial Times' Custom Executive Education Ranking The Financial Times' Custom Executive Education Ranking is widely acknowledged as an authoritative source, respected for the thoroughness and balance of its methodology. The rankings are derived from a client survey and a school survey and consider many factors. These elements include the quality of instruction, flexibility of program design, relevance to the workplace of new skills learned, follow up with students and several other data points. A total of 101 institutions from around the globe were included. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE University of Tennessee on behalf of its Haslam College of Business Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Former governor Bill Haslam appointed to University of Tennessee Board of Trustees
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton has tapped Bill Haslam, the former governor of Tennessee and Knoxville mayor, to serve on the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees. The board serves as the governing body of the University of Tennessee system, overseeing operations across the system's five campuses. University of Tennessee loses $37M in grant funding amid federal funding cuts Sexton's announcement came on the day that a new state law took effect increasing the board membership from 12 to 14. The governor previously appointed 10 of the 12 board members. The new law requires the speaker of each chamber of the general assembly to appoint two board members each. Haslam was elected Mayor of Knoxville in 2003, winning re-election in 2007 and serving until 2011. He went on to succeed Phil Bredesen as the 49th Governor of Tennessee. The former governors now host the 'You Might Be Right' podcast together from Howard Baker Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Lawmakers earmark $165M for new University of Tennessee chemistry building Haslam began his career working at Pilot Corporation, founded by his father Jim Haslam, and served as the company's president from 1995 to 1999. He is set to become the majority owner of the NHL's Nashville Predators and is spearheading an investment group aimed at bringing a WNBA franchise to the city. Forbes has estimated his current net worth at $5.1 billion. The Haslam family has been a major donor to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. The business school was renamed the Haslam College of Business in 2014 and the music college became the the Natalie L. Haslam College of Music last year. ▶ See more top stories on 'Governor Bill Haslam's appointment to the University of Tennessee Board is a significant win for higher education in our state. Few leaders understand the importance of education and workforce development the way he does. From launching Tennessee Promise and Drive to 55 during his time as governor to working closely with both K–12 and higher education systems, Governor Haslam has always been committed to opening doors of opportunity for Tennesseans. His appointment comes at a time of strong growth and innovation across the UT System. His deep understanding of state government, his passion for education, and his results-driven approach will complement the outstanding work President Boyd and the board have already accomplished. Together, I believe they will continue to elevate the UT System as a national leader in higher education.' Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton statement on Haslam's appointment Randy Boyd, who has served at the UT System President since 2018, served as a Special Advisor on Higher Education to then-Governor Haslam in 2013 before being appointed commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development in 2015. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Miami Herald
05-05-2025
- Sport
- Miami Herald
Browns Controversial Reason for Drafting 2 QBs Revealed
For weeks leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns were expected to select Colorado quarterback and reigning Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, Shedeur Sanders, early in the selection show. After a historic slide, Sanders was finally selected, but in the fifth round, and after Cleveland had grabbed Oregon signal caller Dillon Gabriel two rounds earlier. What gives? We know the Browns have had issues at quarterback ... forever. But this smells of a power move between owner Jimmy Haslam and general manager Andrew Berry. At least that's how it appears on the outside. But Browns insider, Mary Kay Cabot, shot that theory down quickly. "Haslam wouldn't force Berry to make a decision like that. Berry has final say over roster decisions, and Haslam lets him do his job," Cabot wrote. "Berry collaborates with others, including (coach Kevin) Stefanski, on such decisions, but he is driving the roster bus and Haslam doesn't meddle. "Back in 2014, when the inexperienced Ray Farmer was GM, Haslam influenced the pick of Johnny Manziel. But Berry is an experienced GM, and Haslam isn't mandating moves." If the Browns had Sanders on their draft board as a fourth- or fifth-rounder, it only makes sense that if he was available at that time, that they would make the pick. So what now? As the team continues the 2025 offseason with Deshaun Watson shelved potentially for all of next season with two Achilles injuries in three months, Berry and the Browns have set themselves up nicely with two rookies in Sanders and Gabriel, as well as Kenny Pickett and veteran Joe Flacco to choose from. ... And a new concept of Haslem as a non-meddling owner. Related: Browns Issue Massive Deion and Shedeur Claim Related: Hall of Fame Quarterback Sends Stern Warning To Browns Shedeur Sanders Copyright 2025 Athlon Sports. All rights reserved.
Yahoo
05-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Irwin second as Haslam claims first win since 2018
Glenn Irwin finished second as Leon Haslam claimed his first British Superbike race win since 2018 in Monday's sprint at Oulton Park. The Englishman held off Irwin and Bradley Ray, who won Sunday's opener, to prevail in the 12-lap contest for Moto Rapido Racing. "It's so good. yesterday I was a little bit nervous to be honest with you, Wilf [team owner Steve Moore] was saying bring it home, take it easy and by the time I'd got into second yesterday, Brad was long gone" said 2018 BSB champion Haslam. "Today I thought I needed to go hard from the start and I managed to make an early move, catch him down, and I didn't expect to do that lap time." Ray led Storm Stacey and Haslam early in the race as Irwin dropped to fourth. Haslam made a move at the start of lap five to lead and held on from there, while Northern Irishman Irwin recovered to pip Ray to second for Hager PBM Ducati. Haslam, 41, added: "To be honest, the last five laps were the longest laps ever, there were a couple of false neutrals and a big moment on the last lap. I was struggling to get back into gears and I went down one too many and it popped in. "It was a rookie mistake really on the last lap and I should have kept it smooth. A big thanks to Moto Rapido, all the sponsors involved. It's been a hard few years and it's a nice feeling to get back on the top step." Race three at Oulton Park takes place at 16:30 BST on Monday.
