Centers & Initiatives

Creating New Research, Industry Partnerships, and Student Impact

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Home to Unrivaled Knowledge

The University of Pittsburgh School of Business is home to dynamic, unrivaled knowledge and centers that put leading-edge theories into action and practice. Our academic centers create new research, build strong industry partnerships, and give students invaluable opportunities and powerful community support.

Upcoming Center Programs and Events

06 March
Pittsburgh
Friday

Finance for Emerging Leaders

Hosted by Center for Executive Education, Alumni Hall, 5th Floor, 4227 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

DESIGNED FOR YOU Finance is the language of business. Designed for leaders and professionals without formal finance training, including project managers, department heads, marketing leads, HR professionals and others who are responsible for budgets and investments. Managers from any functional area and industry should find this program highly beneficial.Through hands-on case studies and interactive sessions, […]
20 March
Pittsburgh
Friday

10th Annual PITT OHIO 2026 Supply Chain Management Symposium

4227 5th Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

Resilient, Responsive, Refined: The AI-Enabled Precision Supply Chain You are invited to the 2026 PITT OHIO Supply Chain Management Symposium, scheduled as a HYBRID event, on Friday, March 20, 2026. We are grateful to PITT OHIO for being a sponsor for the 10th Annual Symposium organized by the Center for Supply Chain Management. Our signature […]
02 April
Pittsbrugh
Thursday

Sustainable Business Forum

University Club, 123 University Place, Pittsbrugh, PA, United States

An in-person, full-day convening to share and develop solutions to the most pressing resilience issues impacting those within our network as determined by the results from our publicly available, research-backed ROAD Tool. At every Forum, the Center will help you: Learn from Leaders: we coordinate a slate of seasoned expert speakers to engage with you on […]
22 May
Pittsburgh
Thursday

ReSET Executive Cohort – May

270 Mervis Hall, University of Pittsburgh Campus. Virtual option available., Pittsburgh, PA, United States

ReSET Program – Executive Cohort. An in-person, peer-learning approach to provide an understanding of types of disruptions, techniques to thrive through existential disruptions, and an action plan to develop organizational resilience. Join us for the full-day program with breakfast, lunch, and evening reception provided. Remote option available. 

Centers and Initiatives

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David Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership

The mission of the David Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership is to add value to organizations through ethical leadership through research, education, and impact.
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Center for Branding

We at the Center for Branding are dedicated to producing cutting-edge research in branding and digital marketing for our industry partners, while developing a pool of professionals who excel in digital marketing.
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Center for Executive Education

The Center for Executive Education offers results-oriented management and leadership programs for executives, nondegree programs for organizations and large groups, and certification exam training and professional development programs for industry.
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Center for Healthcare Management

The Center for Healthcare Management is committed to advancing the practice of health care delivery and to improving overall health and well-being by bringing together researchers and educators from across academic disciplines.
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Center for Supply Chain Management

The Center for Supply Chain Management conducts research projects, educational programs, and outreach activities in close collaboration with corporate partners, professional organizations, and other schools within the University of Pittsburgh.

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Business of Humanity® Project

The Business of Humanity® Project seeks to improve strategic decision making in organizations using case studies and actual business examples drawn from firms studied in Brazil, China, Czech Republic, India, Russia, and the United States. 
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Center for Sustainable Business

The Center for Sustainable Business aims to promote the adoption of more sustainable business practices through innovative research, specialized education and training, and critical thought leadership.
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International Center for Conflict Resolution

The International Center for Conflict Resolution (IC4CR) provides decision makers with an in-depth understanding of the negotiating positions of all parties and recommends implementation guidelines, based on preferences and priorities, to facilitate resolution of otherwise intractable conflicts.