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Poets & Quants has named recent MBA alum Katie Hoppenjans as a '2018 MBA to Watch.'

Transparent Trade Coffee recently held its second annual colloquium, involving a range of forward-thinking coffee professionals in a series of discussions about how to leverage pricing transparency as one way to evolve green coffee purchasing behaviors.

BBA Admissions Director Jessica Lowy sits down with Poets & Quants in an in-depth Q&A interview discussing what it takes to get into Emory University's Goizueta Business School.

Poets & Quants names Mike Galanis as a 2018 MBA to watch. Galanis is a former U.S. Army intelligence officer, who has used his MBA from Goizueta to transition into civilian life with a consulting job at Bain & Co.

The Undergraduate BBA Program at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School has been ranked 15th in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.

Emory is creating tomorrow's entrepreneurs by giving them access to both brains and backing.

For a third year, Advancing Healthcare Innovation in Africa will be hosting its annual conference in Johannesburg, South Africa in early July.

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced three key appointments to the City of Atlanta’s leadership team. 11MBA and Woodruff Scholar Jon Keen, a veteran of the United States Army and manager of public sector teams for Deloitte Consulting, has been named Deputy Chief Operating Officer.

With the use of influential data, keynote speaker Khalifeh Al Jadda, the lead data scientist at CareerBuilder, spoke to a full crowd made up of eager Master of Science in Business Analytics students on the edge of graduation, seasoned analytics professionals, and several Goizueta faculty and staff.

Ram Subramanian has been added to the list of '2018 Best EMBAs' by Poets and Quants for Executives.

Poets and Quants for Executives has named Goizueta's Ande Noktes to the 2018 Best EMBAs list.

Goizueta's Karen Sedatole, University of Missouri's Will Demeré and College of William and Mary's Alexander Woods discuss why managers shouldn't have the final say in performance reviews in a new article published by the Harvard Business Review.