Marquette Today

Campus News and Events

Submit news

Menu

  • Campus News
    • Top News for Students
    • Top News for Faculty & Staff
    • Magazines at Marquette
    • Campus Alerts
  • Archives
  • Submit news
    • Editorial Guidelines
    • Contacts
  • @MarquetteToday
  • Events Calendar
  • Topics
    • Community Engagement
    • Diversity
    • Innovation
    • Master Planning
    • Marquette Momentum
    • Research
    • Strategic Planning
  • August 18, 2022

Marquette Business dean honored for leadership by ACG Wisconsin

October 14, 2021

Tim Hanley, acting Keyes Dean of the College of Business Administration at Marquette University, was named the recipient of the 2021 Leadership Award by the Association for Corporate Growth – Wisconsin Chapter. He will be recognized during a luncheon on Friday, Oct. 15.

Hanley was recognized for his “distinguished career, steadfast leadership, and devotion to the Marquette University and the Milwaukee business community.” He assumed his role as acting dean in March 2020 after the tragic death of former Keyes Dean Dr. Joe Daniels. Hanley worked closely with Daniels and is continuing his vision for the future of the Marquette Business and the construction of its new home on campus.

“It is quite humbling to receive this recognition from such a quality organization,” Hanley said. “My own leadership approach is a reflection of the many role models I’ve had during my career. In many ways, I am sharing this award with them.”

The new 100,000-square-foot, $60 million facility for its business and innovation leadership programs at 16th St. and Wisconsin Ave. is the largest fully donor-funded construction project in Marquette’s history and will feature collaborative classroom, lab and study spaces, as well as an event space, café, and areas for programmatic centers of excellence. The building will anchor the west gateway to the heart of Marquette’s urban campus, bringing together world-class faculty, students and industry leaders to build a talent pipeline for the region’s business community and advance economic development.

Prior to being named acting dean, Hanley was named the university’s first-ever executive-in-residence in October 2019, a role meant to elevate the college’s engagement with the business community. He was previously named the College of Business Administration’s Distinguished Alumnus of the year in 2012. He also served as a member of the college’s Dean’s Council, the university’s President’s Advisory Council and Campaign Executive Committee.

Hanley came to Marquette as a seasoned global executive, with extensive experience consulting with manufacturers regarding digital transformation, organizational strategy development and execution, acquisitions, and market development. Hanley led Deloitte’s Global Consumer and Industrial Products industry practice and helped grow the practice to be the largest at Deloitte with over $14 billion in revenues. He retired as a senior partner with Deloitte LLP in 2019.

ACG is a global community with a mission to drive middle-market growth. Founded in 1954, ACG has 59 chapters worldwide representing 15,000 members. ACG serves 90,000 investors, owners, executives, lenders, and advisors to growing middle-market companies. The Wisconsin chapter of ACG is the premier network of over 200 executives and professionals in corporations, private equity, finance, and professional service firms. Its target members are the leaders of Wisconsin businesses and private equity firms who have the principal responsibility of corporate growth initiatives within their organizations.

Filed Under: Awards & Accomplishments, For Faculty/Staff, For Students, News

More news

Marquette ranked 52nd most trusted university brand by Morning Consult

August 18, 2022

Marquette ranked a ‘Best College’ by Princeton Review for 2022

August 18, 2022

New Student Orientation schedule

August 18, 2022

Career Closet helps students in need dress for success

August 18, 2022

College of Health Sciences’ longstanding summer ‘Brain Course’ is only one of its kind in the world

August 18, 2022

Nominations open to participate in ‘Our Roots Say That We’re Sisters’ podcast

August 18, 2022

Faculty, staff invited to sign up for lunch with Provost Kimo Ah Yun

August 18, 2022

Marquette arrival survival guide

August 16, 2022

More news

Quick Links

  • Faculty/Staff News
  • Student News
  • Magazines at Marquette
Submit news

Featured Stories

Career Closet helps students in need dress for success

Career Closet helps students in need dress for success

Marquette Career Closet is a student-run nonprofit organization that collects gently used professional wardrobe donations to benefit students on campus experiencing difficulty accessing professional clothes.

A letter from James Foley to Marquette

A letter from James Foley to Marquette

Marquette University has always been a friend to me. The kind who challenges you to do more and be better and ultimately shapes who you become. With Marquette, I went on some volunteer trips to South Dakota and Mississippi and learned I was a sheltered kid and the world had real problems. I came to […]

Kickin’ it Jesuit style

Kickin’ it Jesuit style

Every Tuesday and Thursday, mostly during the school year, a group of Marquette Jesuits and colleagues gather to play soccer – a game that, although it might not seem like it, weaves together the tradition of Jesuits and the university’s mission.

Read more featured stories.

Safety

Marquette hosts first ‘Reimagining Public Safety’ community gathering

Safety Task Force approves 12 proposals for implementation

Plan for Commencement Weekend security measures

Human Resources News

Find relief from student loan debt with program from TIAA, Savi

Register by Sept. 9 for Fall 2022 Staff Leadership Development Program

Register for new employee orientation Aug. 18

Research

Research spotlight: Learning from Africa’s landscape 

Participate in College of Health Sciences’ prediabetes and muscle fatigue research study

Chemistry professor receives $1.8 million grant to modernize processes in medicine synthesis

Awards & Accomplishments

Biological sciences professor receives $1.17M NSF grant to study sex chromosome evolution in lizards and snakes

Biological sciences professor receives NSF grant to study behavioral and physiological reactions to climate fluctuations

Marquette’s Supply Chain Management programs ranked in top 20 nationally

Marquette UniversityCopyright 2022 by Marquette University
MARQUETTE.EDU // CONTACTS // A TO Z