W. P. Carey magazine

Scaling up sustainable living

Philip Beere (MRED ’07) got into the business of green building 10 short years ago, but in that time his…

Business by design

While the W. P. Carey School of Business is most often associated with economics, finance, management and other left-brained pursuits, its programs also benefit artistic-minded students. We spoke with three entrepreneurial alumni who have used their business smarts to help their creative…

The business of space

All you star-gazing souls who look skyward and mourn NASA’s small 0.47 percent…

W. P. Carey alumni are moving the business of sports forward

Finding plus-minus players is one way sports teams are winning games without a roster of high-priced superstars, and such in-game analytics can make a big difference in a team’s win ratio. Likewise, sports analytics on the…

Helping W. P. Carey students get the whole university experience

Stacey and Scott Sprinkle were classmates at the W. P. Carey School of Business, both graduating in 1988 with B.S. degrees in accountancy. Now residents of Denver, they’ve used the skills they developed at W. P. Carey…

The Basha brothers: Keeping it fresh

The Basha brothers were sitting around a table in the floral section of one of their grocery…

Chris Cookson: Taking movies from 35mm to 4K Ultra-HD

Chris Cookson, president of Sony Pictures Technologies, likes the view of the world from Seat 1A of his Cessna 414A. The 67-year-old California native…