Tag: Raymond Hill

On the surface, and according to most news reports about the pending move, the city that lands Amazon’s second headquarters will be universally trumpeted...

Lee Pasackow, beloved librarian for the Goizueta Business Library, is closing the book on her 13 years at Emory. Her retirement, though a great loss for the business school, is certainly well earned.

Leaving even a short-term positive legacy has proven difficult in recent decades for several Olympic venues around the world. But two decades removed from...

Each year numerous awards are bestowed on faculty members at Goizueta Business School with emphasis on their roles in the classroom. For the 2015-16 academic year, professors from...

“They weren’t bad, but they weren’t outstanding either,” Goizueta's Ray Hill told Marketplace radio.

When not challenging students to stretch their problem-solving skills, Senior Lecturer Ray Hill is tapped by the media to offer perspectives on timely topics....

According to Ray Hill, senior lecturer in finance at Goizueta, the debate around renewable energy itself boils down to one thing: climate change.

Taking the plunge and diving into unknown waters is par for the course to Ray Hill. As a young academic, he advised on economic policy in Washington while teaching, eventually being lured away from Princeton University to take on the then-uncharted territory of investment banking in China and broader Asia.

Managing risk is something Rochelle McAllister 06MBA knows all about. Not only is she fearless when skiing down the side of a mountain, her favorite...

The Emory News Center staff checked around campus and -- in true summer fashion -- pulled together a reading list for young and old.

Congratulations to the Goizueta Business School faculty in all programs who were honored with teaching awards in 2014-15.

Goizueta Business School economist Jeff Rosensweig likens it to the common cold, the United States' relationship with the European economy. A simple sneeze can have a...