Tag: BBA

Gurbani Singh doesn’t hesitate to point to her main mentor in business. Her father, a native of New Delhi, India, moved to the U.S. in 1990, earned an MBA from University of Texas-Austin, and has made a 25-year career working for FedEx in Memphis, Tennessee, where she grew up.

Real-world learning is one of the key components that make up many teaching environments at Goizueta. No matter the program, each professor tries to add an experiential learning element into their teaching process, including Reshma Shah, associate professor in the Practice of Marketing.

Graduation is around the corner, and more than 15,000 students, faculty, staff, friends and family are preparing for the 173rd commencement occurring on May 14 at Emory University.

For the first time ever, 16 students, drawn from the BBA program as well as from arts majors in Emory College, had the opportunity to attend an Arts Management Trek in New York City.

Our first activity was the Lightspeed Ventures, Fenwick & West LLP and Giphy’s BBQ. There, we met national venture leaders like Jonathan Gottfried of Major League Hacking and venture capitalists turned startup lawyers like Mark Stevens of Fenwick and West. Moreover, we received extensive advice on how our startup can avoid common pitfalls around navigating user-behavior change.

While most Emory students traveled to sunny beaches or went home to see family, several BBA students saw the week of spring break as opportunity to learn and grow

Georgia Kossoff 18BBA, a native of Sarasota, Florida, was recently named to the Best and Brightest Business Majors list by Poets&Quants for Undergrads.

Grace Cleland 18BBA was recently named to the Poets&Quants for Undergrads Best and Brightest list for business majors. Cleland is from Oakton, Virginia.

For the past several months, Amazon has been the topic of conversation for most Atlanta residents.

Several BBA students are headed to Nicaragua as part of an experiential learning trip with Goizueta's Social Enterprise.

Forty-five promising undergraduate students from top business schools left this year’s Undergraduate Business School Leadership Conference at the Goizueta Business School with a better understanding of the relationship between global issues and business and inspired to make positive change.

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