The Delta Leadership Coaching Fellows Program (LCF) is helping Goizueta students’ careers take flight. Through world-class lectures, professional executive coaching and hands-on leadership opportunities, fellows experience an immersive approach to… Read more »
Wes Longhofer wants to know how and why people come together to effect social change. A sociologist by vocation and training, the Goizueta assistant professor of organization & management is fascinated… Read more »
For some Goizueta alumni, Valentine’s Day is about more than flowers, chocolate and dinner reservations. It turns out that Cupid’s arrow nicked more than a few of the school’s former… Read more »
The second annual Microbusiness Support Colloquium, presented by Northern Trust, brought together twenty microentrepreneur support organizations from twelve states to Goizueta to discuss data, leading practices and new collective efforts… Read more »
Happy students enjoy a high quality of life, and Emory University captured first place in Princeton Review’s annual quality of life rankings, published in their 2019 list “The 384 Best… Read more »
The third annual #GoizuetaENGAGE Conference this October gathered businesses in support of women’s equality and advancement in the workplace while also featuring panels, workshops and speakers. LinkedIn, Amazon and Invesco… Read more »
Thanks to a matching gift challenge by Goizueta’s Dean Erika James to spur contributions, the Start:ME Accelerator Program is off to a rousing start. The summer fundraising effort, called the… Read more »
Fifty promising small businesses from Clarkston, East Lake, and Southside Atlanta have been selected for the 2019 Start:ME Accelerator, a free, intensive 14-session business training program for promising ventures in underserved metro-Atlanta communities.
In an article released this week, Poets&Quants for Undergrads named Goizueta Business School one of its 10 undergraduate business schools to watch in 2019.
The theme of this year’s MLK Community Service Awards Program was “Standing Strong During Times of Challenge and Controversy.” The program was co-sponsored by Goizueta Business School and Rollins School of Public Health and took place on January 24 as part of Emory’s King Week.