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The Roberto C. Goizueta Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation Launches to...
New center offers multi-disciplinary and cross-vertical experiences to develop the entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, investors, and innovators of tomorrow.
The...
Technology plays major role in firms pitching to investors at RAISE...
As
businesses around the Southeast continue to grow and evolve to meet the
changing economic landscape, they’ve come to know a unique opportunity to...
Benjamin Kander: on surviving the first five years of the entrepreneurial...
For Welly Bottle, partnering with charity: water and building wells to provide clean water to villagers in Ethiopia and Malawi is more...
#EmoryTogether: Goizueta alumni help fight COVID-19
The fallout from COVID-19 is affecting every aspect of society, from public health to businesses to community and family life. In these...
Goizueta Facebook Live Series: Resilience for entrepreneurs amidst COVID-19
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Entreprenuers-in-Residence program adds new cohort
Two years after its inception, the Entrepreneurs-in-Residence (EiR) program at Goizueta is going strong and welcomes a new cohort of six members. These seasoned entrepreneurs offer a wealth of experience and insight to students.
Experts weigh in at the RAISE Forum ‘Rise’ Panel
Leading inventors, investors and entrepreneurs in the healthcare industry discussed innovation in healthcare on the RAISE Forum “Rise” Panel, an event that provides interested members of the public an opportunity to network and hear from industry experts ahead of the biannual RAISE Forum.
Students, African innovators team up in Johannesburg to address pressing healthcare...
Eleven Goizueta MBA candidates traveled to Johannesburg to attend the fourth annual Advancing Healthcare Innovation in Africa conference, which supports innovative health products and services created by Africans for Africans.
Alumni pitch startups, seek investment opportunities at 2019 Spring RAISE Forum
The bi-annual RAISE Forum aims to close the Southeast's funding gap by funding local startups at levels above $1 million, with the goal of keeping early-stage companies in the Southeast.