Blooming Where He’s Planted: Paul Viviano continues to grow his successful fourth-generation floral business In 1937, a humble cigar box held some of the first profits at Viviano Flower Shop in Detroit. During those early Depression- era years, margins were tight. Still, founders and spouses Frank P. and Elizabeth Viviano made it work, sometimes using…
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How an IT Degree Kick Starts Your IT Career Artificial intelligence can write a college essay in seconds. Robots are increasingly cleaning our homes, delivering our packages, and interacting with us on a daily basis. And across the world, it’s estimated that one cyber attack occurs every 11 seconds—and that’s not the only scary statistic…
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Walsh Announces Partnership With GRIMM: The Future of Automotive Cybersecurity Walsh College, a private college with 100 years of experience in business and technology education and GRIMM, an industry leader in Cybersecurity and Automotive Cyber training announce a leading edge partnership between industry and education. “We believe the future of transportation will create tremendous change…
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Closing The Distance Despite taking her Walsh classes remotely from D.C., Jennifer Hochwald feels like she’s never left campus Many Walsh College students enjoy the flexibility that remote learning opportunities give them. But perhaps few take remote learning at Walsh as far as Jennifer Hochwald has. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan-born Hochwald relocated to the…
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Food for Thought: How Walsh prepared Alan Hartline to go from grocery store bagger to owner Alan Hartline chose to attend Walsh College because he wanted to enter the world of finance and get out of what he calls “the crazy food business.” “I failed miserably,” Hartline says now. Instead, the education gained from two…
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Betting the Farm: Kylie Veldman leans on tough farm lessons to achieve her dream Growing up on a cattle farm in Michigan’s rural Thumb area, Kylie Veldman had two long-term goals after graduating high school in 2016: get a college education and figure out how to pay for it. As the only daughter of a…
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True Grit Lessons learned growing up have driven Jason Krug through college and beyond Jason Krug is not one to back down from a challenge. From earning his BBA in 2011 and the dual Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Finance just one year later through Walsh’s innovative FastTrack program to wrapping…
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Celebrating 100 Years: 1922-2022 Power couple powers up Centennial Campaign As Walsh College celebrates a century of bringing quality business education to southeast Michigan, there’s nobody better to lead the way than David and Kathryn Petoskey. The power couple is co-chairing Walsh’s Centennial Campaign, which kicked off at the 2021 Leadership Awards Dinner last fall.…
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Is Getting an MBA Worth It? Everything You Need to Know About Earning Your Advanced Degree If you’re considering getting an MBA, you probably have a million questions: Can I keep my full-time job and go back to school? How much will a degree cost and can I afford it? Will an MBA degree pay…
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Walsh Reveals Prestigious DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Full Scholarship Recipients International, Macomb County students will study accountancy at Walsh starting this fall TROY, Mich., July 30, 2019 – Walsh has announced the recipients of its full academic DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Scholarship, named for the foundation started by philanthropist, entrepreneur and organizational leader Helen DeRoy. This year’s…
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