Tag: Organization and Management

Wes Longhofer's research on global warming and climate change suggests energy efficiency is a cost-effective strategy for reducing aggregate energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

HealthLeaders Media, in conjunction with top-ranking Emory University Goizueta Business School, have created “Leadership Tools for Physicians,” the first course of the Physician Executive Series to fast-track physicians' knowledge in core business topics.

Need to get creative? Don't run ideas past people you know well. Emory professor Jill Perry-Smith recently spoke with Inc. on research findings that show...

Andrea S. Hershatter, BBA program director and senior associate dean, is in Israel on behalf of the dean’s office, to take part in the...

Nearly 100 senior executives from Colombia came to Goizueta this summer to attend Strategy Execution to Drive Business Results, a two-day workshop presented by...

Last fall, Goizueta launched Pitch to the Professors, a competition in which entrepreneurial-minded students have an opportunity to present their business concepts and strategies...

A significant marker of a leading business school is the creation of new knowledge. Goizueta faculty, using rigorous methodologies, focus on researching important problems...

Professor Peter Roberts told the Financial Times recently that coffee is moving the direction of the U.S. wine market of 25 years ago.

Dean Erika James spoke with the CFA Institute this summer on crisis leadership. She also sat down for a "Take 15" interview with key takeaways for managers of all levels.

Shan Cooper, the keynote speaker, is not a veteran of military service but interacts with them daily at Lockheed Martin. She said the company not only helps veterans transition from military to civilian life, but employs a large number of former servicemen and women.

With few exceptions, members of Goizueta Business School's full-time faculty hold the highest degree in their field. More were added to their ranks starting in Fall 2015.

Jagdish Sheth, professor of marketing predicts that a growing number of students will become what he classifies as “deep gen­eralists.”