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In July, fellows from the Young African Leaders Institute, or YALI, got to spend the day learning about Goizueta. The 25 individuals from 19 of countries are recipients of the Mandela Washington Fellowship.

Erika James, John H. Harland Dean of Emory University's Goizueta Business School, delivered her annual Town Hall address Wednesday afternoon to a capacity crowd of faculty, staff and students. James, who is entering her fourth academic year leading the school, took the opportunity to detail success stories from the past calendar year and inspire action as the school nears its centennial celebration.

Each year, BBA students experience the high-ropes challenge courses and unique Alpine Tower at The Kaplan Mitchell Conference Center in Clayton, Georgia as part of their orientation.

How Ketline St. Victor 18WEMBA balances MBA process, prestigious GE program

Don’t assume to know what your customer is thinking. You need to understand how different purchasing “mindsets” influence decisions, then market accordingly. The data...

Battling the hot heat of the July sun and going through more than 1,000 water bottles, MBA students recently completed the 14th annual Leader’s Reaction Course at Fort Benning.

Business leaders often believe that they need to single-handedly come up with the solution to every critical problem at their company. But leading well is not about being a know-it-all, says Sigal.

Bridgestone Americas named Amanda Mathis 00BBA as chief financial officer for the company.

Starting on July 1, Brooks Seay 09MEMBA will serve as the Young Harris College interim president.

One of the biggest reasons Ryan Brown 17­­­MBA came to Goizueta was to develop leadership skills—not only from the top down, he explained, but his peer-to-peer leadership skills as well.

The Financial Times released its annual rankings of executive education programs today. The Emory Executive Education at Goizueta Business School rated No. 7 among...

It’s Saturday afternoon, and Peter Topping, associate professor in the practice of organization & management, is outside the Executive MBA Program lounge in the Goizueta Foundation Center building. He’s preparing to explain the Birkman Method to a small but vested group: the partners of his executive MBA students.