Tag: Organization and Management
RAISE Forum provides opportunity for startups to stay in the Southeast
Goizueta’s RAISE (Retention and Advanced Investment for the Southeast at Emory) Forum is a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs who wish to grow their companies...
LCF students complete leadership training
The Delta Air Lines Leadership Coaching Fellows program continues to provide MBA students with invaluable coaching and leadership skills. The 2018-2019 Full-Time MBA fellows...
Undergraduates think big at third annual Audacious Ideas Night
“Tonight is about the big picture, big questions, big ideas — audacious ideas,” Assistant Professor Wesley Longhofer said as he welcomed students to the third annual Audacious Ideas Night, part of his Business and Society course for Goizueta undergraduate students.
BBA Program gets closer look
The BBA Program is undergoing a comprehensive faculty-led review to ensure that Goizueta’s undergraduate students are best prepared for the organizational and social challenges...
Students help promote life-saving healthcare innovations at AHIA conference
Goizueta students and faculty traveled to Johannessburg, South Africa to attend the AHIA conference, a three-day event aiming to reduce morbidity and mortality in Africa by advising and training African scientists in business and legal areas.
Goizueta’s Kim named 2018 ‘Top 50 Undergraduate Professor’
Poets & Quants names Professor John Kim a 2018 'Top 50 Undergraduate Professor.'
New Certificate of Advanced Leadership allows FTMBA students to ‘go beyond’
With programs like the Goizueta Advanced Leadership Academy, the Delta Leadership Coaching Fellows and the Undergraduate Business School Leadership Conference, students at Goizueta have a variety of opportunities to advance their leadership skill set.
Goizueta community gathers for first Entrepreneurship Connect Night
Alumni, students, faculty and staff recently came together for Goizueta’s first Entrepreneurship Connect Night at the Atlanta Tech Village, a Goizueta partner incubator.
Graduating during recession could mean less money, more happiness
Professor Emily Bianchi says graduating during a recession could mean less money but more happiness. Read her full write up in the Harvard Business Review.
SurveyMonkey adds Dean James to board of directors
SurveyMonkey, a leading global provider of survey software products, announced today the addition of Erika Hayes James—an award-winning educator, accomplished consultant and published researcher—to its board of directors. The SurveyMonkey board now has an equal representation of women and men.
How AI could digitize human expertise
Gut instincts and judgment calls are among the most valuable pieces of knowledge. Typically, that is developed over years, or decades, of work in a focused area, such as education, healthcare, law enforcement or finance.
Goizueta welcomes Young African Leaders during fifth annual YALI event
During the fifth annual Young African Leaders Institute, or YALI, 25 professionals from 19 countries stepped foot inside the Delta Leadership Hub at Goizueta to learn more about the school’s curriculum and culture.
