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John Kim on strategy development and implementation for an unpredictable business world Beware of False Choices “One thing we try to teach here at the business...

  Year 101, Here we Come! Greetings for 2020 and the New Decade. This issue serves as the final communication from Centennial News because February 2020 marks...

Approaches to leadership learning: Emory Executive Education's Ken Keen in conversation with IEDP.

Remembering a Magical Evening: Our Centennial Gala The Goizueta Centennial Gala was a night to remember and a fitting way to commemorate a century that...

The Goizueta BBA program consistently reports one of the highest placement rates in the country, a trend that continued with the most recent graduating class.

This month, we take time to remember the military personnel−active duty and veterans−who have stepped forward to serve. In this issue of Know Your...

Anandhi Bharadwaj has been working in information technologies and systems, both as an executive and as a researcher, for more than three decades.

As Dean Erika James stands at her desk surrounded by technology her predecessors would most certainly envy, she’s mindful that the challenges and goals for the future are in some ways similar to those that have come before.

Growing up, Libby Livingston was no stranger to a college campus. Her mother, Martha Masengill, worked for more than 30 years in alumni relations and development for the University of Tennessee. At a crossroads after receiving an undergraduate degree in psychology, Livingston’s mom suggested higher ed, and the rest, as they say, is history.

A jam-packed schedule of enriching conferences is just as much a sign of autumn at Goizueta as changing leaves and cooler weather.

After an initial pilot program last spring, Goizueta will now offer a diploma in Executive Coaching in partnership with Emory’s Psychoanalytic Institute starting winter 2020.