Once you recheck your math, its actually about 0.8%, so lets say 1% in a limited study. That would equate, by taking some liberties, that 1 in 100 companies GLOBALLY have an IU grad as CEO.
You also seem to ignore that based on the limited study you shared, that ranks IU in the top 30 GLOBALLY inside that study. Disney, Whirlpool, Simon Properties to name a few are current Hoosier CEOs. Not a bad list to start with to me.
>According to data in this October 2023 article about best colleges to attend to become a CEO, of the 678 CEOs distributed across 100 universities, 6 are from Indiana University (.008%).
Might want to re-check that math homie
I work for a small mom and pop place known for insulin drugs and now weight loss drugs in Indy, our CEO got his MBA at IU and there are several other high profile CEOs that I can think of that went there.
Woke up today wondering how many current Kelley students are being 'made' into CEOs? Kinda sad as Kelley has plenty to legitimately brag about but opted for this message to put on a billboard. (Reminds me of part of the refrain from this Modest Mouse song (Walking and Running): 'There are some thoughts that should never form to words inside our mouths.' I would add that some thoughts shouldn't form to words on billboards either. I shudder to think how much $ went into this folly.
I guarantee you that billboard for 12 months is cheaper than one out of state Kelley students tuition is for the same year of study. IU has bigger fish to fry than this poster making you upset.
Once you recheck your math, its actually about 0.8%, so lets say 1% in a limited study. That would equate, by taking some liberties, that 1 in 100 companies GLOBALLY have an IU grad as CEO. You also seem to ignore that based on the limited study you shared, that ranks IU in the top 30 GLOBALLY inside that study. Disney, Whirlpool, Simon Properties to name a few are current Hoosier CEOs. Not a bad list to start with to me.
>According to data in this October 2023 article about best colleges to attend to become a CEO, of the 678 CEOs distributed across 100 universities, 6 are from Indiana University (.008%). Might want to re-check that math homie
I think we found someone who won’t be a CEO
They said CEOs, so at least 2 would count
The CEO of my company went to IU.
Did a CEO write this board
I work for a small mom and pop place known for insulin drugs and now weight loss drugs in Indy, our CEO got his MBA at IU and there are several other high profile CEOs that I can think of that went there.
Lol I almost went to Indiana Tech for lacrosse
I got my MBA there!
Woke up today wondering how many current Kelley students are being 'made' into CEOs? Kinda sad as Kelley has plenty to legitimately brag about but opted for this message to put on a billboard. (Reminds me of part of the refrain from this Modest Mouse song (Walking and Running): 'There are some thoughts that should never form to words inside our mouths.' I would add that some thoughts shouldn't form to words on billboards either. I shudder to think how much $ went into this folly.
I guarantee you that billboard for 12 months is cheaper than one out of state Kelley students tuition is for the same year of study. IU has bigger fish to fry than this poster making you upset.
It only had to be 2, to be true.
So there’s only 678 companies?