Carole Reinert

Securing the Future: 2026 Pittsburgh Business Legacy Conference - Pitt Business

Small businesses owners learned all aspects of succession planning at the 2026 Pittsburgh Business Legacy Conference by Pitt Business.

A Storied Career Built on Pitt Pride: Jagdish N. Sheth Retires After 50+ Years - Pitt Business

Out of all the universities in America, thousands of people are extremely thankful Jagdish N. Sheth (MBA '63, PHD '67) chose to attend the University of Pittsburgh School of Business. Even though it was many years ago, Pittsburgh is still a place he calls home.

How Pitt's Interdisciplinary Studio Is Scaling the Next-Gen Innovations - Pitt Business

The Innovation Studio connects, business. law and engineering students with innovators and entrepreeurs to advance path-breaking solutions.

Business + Tech Gives Students a Competitive Edge - Pitt Business

Pitt Business is committed to preparing students who can lead at the intersection of business and technology.

Pitt Business Unveils Blueprint for Agentic Branding and AI Governance - Pitt Business

The future of brand management means a greater importance on how leaders build guardrails necessary for AI agents.

Blueprint for Success: Engineers Earning MBAs

Why would a project manager at the largest commercial construction company in West Virginia decide to earn an Executive MBA at the University of Pittsburgh School of Business? To follow in the footsteps of four other executives at the company. “The Executive MBA program has become a rite of passage at March-Westin,” says Patrick Garcia, a current student in this program.

Flipping the Organizational Chart

Eric Hagarty (EMBA '25) walked into his first class expecting to find his classmates to be "profit-maximizing individuals who had a singular focus to make as much money as possible." He found the exact opposite to be true.

Turning Ripples into Tidal Waves

The drive to succeed differs for every college student. Recent graduate Esme Stasa (BSBA '23) found motivation in these six words: "Good luck, Mama! You got this!" That's what she heard when tucking her two young children into bed every night.

Earning a Seat at the Table

Graduate student Ngozichukwu Ibe first stepped onto Pitt's campus when her two sisters were in medical school, planning to follow in their footsteps and become a physician. Then the pandemic happened, which exposed problems in our healthcare systems.

Breaking Down the Barriers to Excellent Healthcare

Physicians, nurses, and advanced practice providers strive to provide excellent care. Supply chain limitations, operational decisions, workforce shortages, and insurance reimbursement structures also impact the quality of care a clinician provides. Recognizing how external and internal factors increasingly influence the care given at the bedside, healthcare professionals have discovered the benefits of learning the business side of healthcare.

What is an Executive MBA and Why Do You Need One?

Executive MBA programs (EMBA) have existed since 1943, yet people still wonder how this degree is different from a traditional MBA.

Robots, machine learning and 3D printing: This is not your grandfather's construction site

Wonder what construction sites will be like 30 years from now? Robots, 3D printing, machine learning and more automation and technology are bringing huge changes to the construction industry.

A Holistic Approach to Treating Infertility

I researched and wrote this blog post for the owner of Calm Waters Holistic Healing.

It's Never Too Late to Change Your Path

Little dog's anxiety was only muzzled by popping Prozac

I heard a pastor say that when you pray for patience you should be prepared for how God will answer your prayer. At the time, I laughed. Raising two kids, commuting on Route 28 and dealing with a few crazy bosses and clients over the years have forced me on numerous occasions to ask God -- no, make that beg him -- for a little patience.

How to Cope with the Emotional Aspects of Infertility

I wrote this blog for the owner of Calm Waters Holistic Healing.

Dedicated to Reducing Childhood Pain

The image of ill children crying, screaming, and kicking their legs during painful procedures is something Jinbing Bai cannot erase from his memory.

First Person / Unicorns and rainbows?

When her husband of 22 years committed suicide, Rebecca was understandably distraught. She began sleeping in one of Bob's shirts, finding comfort in the fading scent.

Calm Waters Holistic Healing

It’s impossible to walk through a hospital without marveling at the advances in Western medicine that can add years — if not decades — to a person’s life. Often though, a person feels a burning desire to heal not just their body, but also their mind and spirit. A longing exists for optimal health and holistic healing. That’s Where Calm Waters Holistic Healing Can Help.

Weatherbury Farms - Encourages Guests to Slow Down

Day after day, many people sit in their cubicles daydreaming about leaving their present career and following their heart. Dale and Marcy Tudor learned from experience that following your heart can be a lot of work, take a long time to become a reality, and in the end, be well worth the effort.

Music Becomes Therapy as Children's Hospital uses Songs to Help Young People Heal

Everyone knows lullabies have the power to put babies to sleep, but at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, music has another purpose. it's used to help kids heal.

Iron Mountain Newsletter

Wrote, "Beyond the Shock -- How Iron Mountain Responded to the Horrific Attacks on 9/11" on 10 year anniversary.

Can the mind influence healing?

She died from a broken heart. He worried himself sick. These are two expressions in the English language that hint at the mind/body connection. Have you ever wondered, though, if there really is any basis for these sayings?

Got the mid-winter blahs?

You started feeling lethargic when daylight slowly dwindled in the fall. By now, it's quite possible that you're often sad or depressed.

Packets full of miracles

Little packets of iron powder granules are beginning to make a big impact on reducing the world's No. 1 nutritional disorder: anemia.

Chris Klug: Olympian Dedicated to Organ Awareness

Celebrity status often gives a person the power to raise awareness for a particular cause: Michael J.Fox - Parkinson's disease; Lance Armstrong - testicular cancer, and Katie Couric - colon cancer.