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The Future of Artificial Intelligence in Business Education

Written by William Mann, David Schweidel, and Rajiv Garg As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly reshapes the business world, we at Goizueta Business School are intently...
The 2024 fellows from the Young African Leaders Initiative at a visit to Goizueta Business School

Young African Leaders Explore AI and Entrepreneurship at Goizueta

On July 12th, a group of 25 entrepreneurs from 20 African countries visited Goizueta Business School as part of the Young African Leaders Initiative...
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Awards Recognize Distinguished Members of Emory and Goizueta Faculty and Staff

Celebrating excellence and dedication in academia, Emory University and Goizueta Business School annually honor their most outstanding faculty and staff through a series of...

The Avatar as Instructor

The following article was originally published by AACSB. Emory University’s Goizueta Business School offers insights into why and how we can use artificial intelligence to...

The Best Stories of 2023 from Goizueta Business School

We’re kicking off the New Year by sharing some of our favorite stories shared on EmoryBusiness.com in 2023. We mark the official start of the...

Goizueta Faculty and Staff Shine with Prestigious Accolades and Honors

In recognition of their outstanding achievements, Goizueta faculty and staff members have received numerous accolades this winter and spring, including recognition from renowned academic...

Goizueta Faculty Recognized with Awards for Excellence, Dedication over Past Year

Each year, Goizueta Business School honors faculty members for their dedication to and leadership in academic excellence in teaching, content development, experiential learning, scholarly...
Personality matters: the tie between language and how well your video content performs

Personality matters: the tie between language and how well your video...

Why does one piece of online video content perform better than another? Does it come down to its relevance, production values, and posting and sharing strategies?...