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Beyond Authority: Katrenia Reed Hughes on the importance of influence, leadership and human connection in project management

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By Rachel Barton
| purdue.edu
Katrenia Reed Hughes, associate professor of organizational leadership at Purdue University in Indianapolis, knows there is not just one path to becoming an effective leader. Her professional journey has included work in psychology, organizational development, corporate learning and higher education. Across those experiences, Reed Hughes has remained interested in how people build trust, navigate influence and lead effectively across different environments.
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Portfolio value creation in the age of AI

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By Rachel Barton
| Accenture
Today, outperformance is no longer defined by market timing or leverage With holding periods reaching record highs, the "edge" is moving elsewhere: to a systematic operating model built on AI-enabled execution and portfolio velocity. As previously reliable tailwinds—low interest rates, multiple expansion and a deep pool of buyers—begin to fade, the current environment presents a tighter operating reality.
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Doctor of Engineering or Doctor of Technology: Purdue's innovative, collaborative, experiential online doctoral programs offer radically different opportunities

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By Rachel Barton
| purdue.edu
More professionals are pursuing advanced degrees than ever before. This is especially true of engineering and other science-related fields. The National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics (NCSES) found the number of doctorates awarded in the science and engineering category rose from 41,187 in 2021 to 46,394 in 2024.
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