Tag: Women in Business

Associate Professor of Organization and Management Melissa Williams notes nonverbal behaviors can paint a different picture of leadership, particularly for women in management positions.

Poets & Quants names alumna Madison Seamens 17MBA as a '2017 MBA To Watch'

Simone Brathwaite 17MBA conducts a "2017 MBAs To Watch" question and answer session with Poets & Quants.

How Ketline St. Victor 18WEMBA balances MBA process, prestigious GE program

As Lynn Hylden 16MEMBA wrapped up the fourth season of Being Mary Jane, she took a moment to exhale as she supervised the breakdown of the set for the hit BET cable drama.

Dean Erika James has been selected as the 'Most Admired CEO' for the education category by the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Dean James will be honored during an awards ceremony on August 24.

One of the biggest challenges for companies to survive in today’s market is the constant uphill battle with changing consumer behavior.

On August 1, Belva White 08WEMBA, CPA will be joining the Goizueta community.

13EMBA Louise Wasilewski's Acivilate and its Pokket app help facilitate the vital connections between newly-released prisoners and the services they need to maintain self-sufficiency.

Assistant Professor of Organization & Management Emily Bianchi shows recession graduates are more ethical, less narcissistic and stay with companies longer in a new article from Harvard Business Review

Adina Sterling 11Ph.D. received Stanford's Graduate School of Business 2017 Distinguished Faculty Service Award.

Qaadirah Abdur-Rahim 11MBA talks the power issue in the Atlanta Tribune.