Tag: John E. Robson Program for Business Public Policy and Government
Admiral James Stavridis talks security during inaugural Robson Conference
The number of growing security threats around the world today may lead some Americans to advocate for isolationism and the building of walls to keep out those who intend to do harm.
Privacy, security and public policy key topics during inaugural Robson Conference
As Frank Blake progressed into the highest levels of leadership in business, he acquired several key pieces of advice along the way.
Robson Program provides wide variety of research opportunities for student fellows
In 2017, The Robson Foundation, named for Former Dean John Robson, pledged $2.1 million to establish the John E. Robson Endowment for the study of business, public policy and government at Goizueta.
Atlanta, region may not benefit from drastic changes in trade
As President Trump continues a stance against trade, more questions are raised concerning possible side effects. Emory's Jeff Rosensweig discussed how removing or re-negotiating NAFTA could affect Metro Atlanta with Maria Saporta.
Rosensweig: Trade war could hurt Georgia economy
Georgia has deep ties to China. As a new Presidential Administration gets started, thoughts of a trade war sit on the horizon. Associate Professor Jeff Rosensweig talks about it with WABE.
Gift to Goizueta to establish program to study business, government
The Robson Foundation, named for former dean John E. Robson, has pledged $2.1 million to establish the "John Robson Endowment for the Study of...
WABE: 2016 Election has heavy ties to the economy
Goizueta Business School economist Tom Smith chats with the hosts of WABE's "A Closer Look" about the U.S. economy and its role in the 2016 General Election.
Smith: Authenticity a key attribute in voter support
Brandon Smith, a communications professor at Goizueta says, politics aside, voters are attracted to candidates that appear more authentic in action.
Perceptions of assertive behavior at play in 2016 Election
Assistant Professor of Organization and Management Melissa Williams' research on women and perceived assertiveness can be applied to presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Rosensweig: Exports play key economic role
Jeffrey Rosensweig, director of the Global Perspectives Program at Goizueta Business School at Emory University, gave the keynote address at the “Commercial Real Estate Investment, Finance & Development Conference.”
Regulating, improving cybersecurity a difficult task
According to the Department of Justice, more than 17 million Americans experience identity fraud each year. Tech savvy criminals can do as much damage as “traditional” attackers, so politicians have made a point to question the nation’s “cybersecurity” policies.
Emory College and GBS students reporting on #COP21
Nine students and two faculty members from Emory University are center stage for the United Nations negotiations on climate change, underway in Paris.
