Tag: Atlanta

In the world of business, understanding and establishing global relationships is key for young professionals entering the marketplace in the near future.

Last week I attended the Undergraduate Business School Leadership Conference alongside students from across the world.

Business, done right can be a catalyst for so much good. So, as we celebrate 100 years of business education at Emory University, I thought it important to honor the spirit of change that pushes us forward by recognizing some of the many people who make Goizueta great.

For students looking to add beneficial business skills to their resumes, Goizueta might have the answer.

The sixth semi-annual RAISE (Retention and Advanced Investment for the Southeast at Emory) Forum, presented by Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, is now accepting applicants. The unique event, set for Friday, May 11 at Emory, brings together startups and investors from across the Southeast with the goal of closing the region’s funding gap at higher levels of funding.

Atlanta United’s Head of Video and Technical Analysis Lucy Rushton is a jack of all trades when it comes to sports performance analysis. Individual analysis, seasonal analysis, league-wide analysis, opposition analysis and player recruitment analysis — she does it all.

A groundbreaking new convenience store concept recently launched by Amazon is set to test the trajectory of how technology will be integrated in the retail industry going forward.

Managing Partner of Greenwood Archer and CEO for the Southeastern Region of Operation HOPE James “Jay” Bailey opened his keynote speech using Martin Luther King’s words during the 26th annual MLK Community Service Awards program.

Starting and maintaining a business is no easy task. Several Emory alumni know this firsthand, which is why the Emory Entrepreneur Network in conjunction with the Emory Alumni Association recently recognized 25 entrepreneurs and Emory alumni during the second annual 2017 Emory Entrepreneur Awards.

Surveys can go a long way in the marketing world. The data collected can provide valuable insight if the survey has a purpose and is done correctly.

The entrepreneur spirit is alive and well in the Emory community. This was evident at the most recent Emory Entrepreneur Network panel discussion, which featured Goizueta’s Start:ME Accelerator Program, a 14-week business training program for local small businesses.

Speaking as the keynote for the Inside Goizueta Diversity Conference this past fall, Kristin Bolton-Keys 10MBA encouraged a room of current and prospective MBA students to find moments to take a stand or, as in the case of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, take a knee.