Tag: Organization and Management

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.

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

A mechanism to connect people who have deep experience and insights into entrepreneurship has arrived at the Goizueta Business School, another resource for students looking to start companies.

Social Enterprise's Peter Roberts and Deonta Wortham share a new piece on how very small businesses help US communities prosper in big way in the Stanford Social Innovation Review.

Is the time of the employee close at hand? After more than 20 years of downsizing, offshoring, buyouts, and innovation setting fire to traditional rules of the workplace, things are looking up for experienced, in-demand professionals.

Last week, students had the opportunity to a create innovative solutions for big problems.

Emory University sat down with Andrea Hershatter to learn more about Goizueta's BBA Program Director.

Recently, SunTrust's Jerome Lienhard sat down with Dean Erika James for a fireside chat on the topic of risk. Lienhard is the chief risk officer at SunTrust Banks and is responsible for the company's risk discipline.

Grounds for Empowerment -- a Social Enterprise @ Goizueta initiative -- is partnering with Nicaragua’s Vega Coffee to provide even more economic opportunities for women coffee specialty coffee farmers.

A group of Emory students with a focus on real estate will be heading to Seattle to take the stage in the finals during the third annual CoreNet Global Academic Challenge.

What may seem like the golden age of entrepreneurship, Ross Baird, president of Village Capital and author of “The Innovation Blind Spot,” says otherwise.