The excursion challenged Francine Wint's preconceptions and sparked deep introspection about leadership, forgiveness, and the responsibility of businesses to their communities.
Nancy Phombeya's goal is to help financial institutions minimize risks and make informed decisions.
Fall 2024 was the busiest semester for Robinson and Truist yet—highlights include two Insight Sprints, Panthers in Charlotte, the GSU Technology Immersion Challenge, and upskilling boot camps for Truist employees.
Lluke Payton is one of two namesakes of the Payton Maldonado Momentum Award, which recognizes Georgia State Sales Club members who demonstrate leadership, commitment, passion, and impact.
The students returned from their trip with strong connections and a newfound sense of possibility.
Zlatka Rankine is drawn to underserved communities, where leaders are challenged to meet unique demands with limited resources.
In Neelam Deepak's home country, women are encouraged to marry and start families, not pursue higher education. Deepak broke the mold by focusing on her career.
Isaac Asante quickly learned that making sales is more than just putting goods out there and expecting people to hand over their money.
Seizing opportunities and learning as much as possible are practically embedded in Payal Singh's DNA.
Dozens of WomenLead alumni representing cohorts spanning nine years returned to campus on last month (Aug. 2024) to reconnect with classmates and instructors.
