The students are building a dashboard a hunger relief nonprofit can reuse to make strategic decisions regarding produce availability as well as freight and storage costs.
While giving campus tours, Brennan Quinn told future scholars they could get hands-on experience at Fortune 500 companies while still in school. He has taken his own advice as an undergrad and master's student at Robinson.
The degree will enable Fally Sabara to achieve a dream she shares with her three sisters -- opening a luxury resort in their home country of Senegal. The complex will include a hotel, theme park, and thalassotherapy (seawater) center.
Crisis could have struck at Euljeong Yun's summer internship. But she stepped into a vacant role, took on a major challenge requiring coding skills, and designed a wealth management company's new analytics dashboard.
Available to students studying risk management and insurance or actuarial science at Robinson, the Guy Millner Scholars program consists of four $20,000 installments over four years, totaling $80,000 for each recipient.
Jordan Smith has technically worked as a product manager for telematics at Cox Automotive Mobility for two years. But an official promotion hinged on thing: finishing his bachelor's.
Finance major Ayesha Bullock pushed herself to the limit to finish her B.B.A. She works part-time as a frontline supervisor at UPS and hopes to transition to a corporate role now that she’s graduated.
Planting a new Panther footprint for high-impact career advancement experiences, 20 undergraduate and graduate students recently set off for the inaugural launch of Panthers in Charlotte, a program of Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business supported by Truist, to meet with global fintech leaders and some of the hottest companies in the dynamic sector.
Joseph Swearington currently works as an operations analyst at Angel Oak Mortgage Solutions, but he will join Truist as a commercial real estate analyst in mid-April.
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