Tag: Entrepreneurship
Exploring the impact of social protest on business
Social issues can polarize people. Whether political,
race-related or tied to civil rights, a cause strongly felt can...
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...
Goizueta students aid microbusiness recovery
As the
COVID-19 global pandemic wreaked havoc on small businesses across the world,
Goizueta students stepped up to the challenge to share expertise and...
From global citizen to entrepreneur: Alum JD Kim shares his vision
Jongdae “JD” Kim 07Ox
11C 17EvMBA grew up in South
Korea and the United States, where he was born. He carries both U.S. and...
Forty-Nine Atlanta area entrepreneurs complete Goizueta’s Start:ME Accelerator Program
ATLANTA, GA – (May 6, 2020) – Forty-nine promising
entrepreneurs in the Clarkston, East Lake and Southside Atlanta communities
have completed an extensive mentoring...
Goizueta Facebook Live Series: Resilience for entrepreneurs amidst COVID-19
Resources and Links
About our programs at Goizueta Business School:
Entrepreneurship: entrepreneurship.emory.eduRAISE...
Start:ME microbusinesses display resilience during COVID-19 times
For companies with fewer than four employees, tapping into resources and creativity is key in turbulent times.
COVID-19 has...
Meal delivery in the time of Coronavirus
Goizueta student and MealMe app co-founder Matthew Bouchner 20B helps ensure a good deal.
MealMe app co-founder Matthew...
Capitalizing on success: Ducoff wins Emory Entrepreneur Award in finance
“Creating opportunities means looking where others are not.” – Mark Cuban At 39, Nick Ducoff 03BBA has had more impact across a...
Second annual “Siggie” Awards announce call for nominations
The Siggie Awards, which recognize early-stage investors in Atlanta start-ups will be hosted by Goizueta beginning this year.
Alumnus Will Hockey’s startup acquired by Visa for $5.3 billion
Visa International recently announced that it would acquire Plaid, the financial tech company co-founded by Hockey and Zach Perret, in a deal reportedly worth $5.3 billion. Plaid is a financial
services platform that connects applications to users’ bank accounts. The company may not be a household name, but many of the apps that rely on its infrastructure are (Venmo is one).
