Tag: spring2015
Future of Work: A Silicon Valley Perspective
Goizueta graduates are active in many industries and locations around the world. When taking a deep dive into the future of work for the spring edition of ess, we...
Ready for the future of work?
The new edition of Emory Business magazine examines the inevitable. There is a future, and it includes a need to work. How will the workplace change? What skills are needed? Alumni and faculty provide guidance.
How skill development will catapult your career
As Goizueta graduates cross the stage to accept diplomas, they will face a work environment that continues to evolve.
Most won’t retire from the jobs...
Goizueta Advice: What Career Advice Do You Have for the Graduating...
Emory Business asked Goizueta alumni if they had any advice for the graduating class. Their responses are both practical and inspiring.
Infographic: The Week Redefined
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Exploring the Future of Work for the spring issue of Emory Business magazine would not be complete without taking a...
Future of Work: Innovative work spaces designed to inspire
According to global design firm Gensler’s “Design Forecast 2015,” Generation Y is the most urban, multicultural, and transient of all generations. Approaching 78 million...
Gadi Netzer on taking big chances
Gadi Netzer 98MBA is not averse to risk—either in his personal life or his professional life. After all, Netzer was already past age 30,...
Linda Gardner on the impact of global marketing
One week Linda Gardner 02MBA may be in Berlin, Germany. Another week her job may take her to Brazil. But as Gardner will tell...
Elizabeth Jacoby on the ‘art’ of strategy
With expertise in strategy, polling, and data, her strong analytical skills are not readily associated with a career in fine arts. Nonetheless, Elizabeth Jacoby...
Josue Santana-Lopez on connecting people, tech and opportunity
Some people run from challenges, but Josue (pronounced HO’ sway) Santana-Lopez 09EvMBA meets them head-on, especially when it comes to business. “I’m very interested...
