https://chiefexecutive.net/fortune-500-ceos-wisconsin/
From the article:

"Interestingly, the top and runner-up rankings of Wisconsin and Harvard are echoed in an overall tough competition between the Big Ten Conference and the Ivy League up and down Kittleman’s list of the 30 top U.S. schools for Fortune 500 CEOs.

Cornell University was No. 3, with 10 chiefs, while the University of Michigan ranked No. 4, with eight current Fortune 500 CEOs. Overall, seven Big Ten schools placed, out of the 13 schools that now populate the Midwest-based conference."

I think they are implying that B1G degrees in Business are as formidable as the Ivy League.

(03-14-2019 05:59 PM)Big Ron Buckeye Wrote:  https://chiefexecutive.net/fortune-500-ceos-wisconsin/
From the article:

"Interestingly, the top and runner-up rankings of Wisconsin and Harvard are echoed in an overall tough competition between the Big Ten Conference and the Ivy League up and down Kittleman’s list of the 30 top U.S. schools for Fortune 500 CEOs.

Cornell University was No. 3, with 10 chiefs, while the University of Michigan ranked No. 4, with eight current Fortune 500 CEOs. Overall, seven Big Ten schools placed, out of the 13 schools that now populate the Midwest-based conference."

I think they are implying that B1G degrees in Business are as formidable as the Ivy League.

This is why academics matter when discussing any realignment. The conference prides itself on academics as well as athletics. I'm sure any schools they look at will need to have similar standards.