What happens when the focus of the family business becomes … other businesses?  After building wealth through their primary enterprise, a growing number of family offices are now looking to invest directly in other businesses. Kellogg’s Matt Allen and Jose Liberti have labeled this approach “legacy equity”—an investment model that resembles private equity but with… →

If you’d looked at surveys of Americans’ attitudes five years ago, you would have seen a hopeful story.  Biases against people based on their race, sexual orientation, and disability were consistently dropping across the country, says Tessa Charlesworth, an assistant professor of management and organizations at the Kellogg School. This included both explicitly stated bias… →

When NFL quarterback Jalen Hurts was ruled out for the season due to dangerous blood clots, fans of the Philadelphia Eagles were quick to write off the team’s chances.   It’s a common refrain among football fans: we could’ve been contenders if it weren’t for the injuries.  But the impact of injuries on NFL teams is… →

We live in the era of the constant political campaign. As soon as the votes are tallied and the winners declared in one election, pundits crank up the speculation on the candidates’ prospects for the next one.   Researchers at the Kellogg School keep an eye on political campaigns as well, studying everything from the… →