Dustin Reese is a case competition pro, and it shows. He was recognized as best presenter at the 2020 National Black MBA Association Case Competition.
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Jayla Grant writes her own code at intersection of computer science and law
Jayla Grant writes her own code at intersection of computer science and law
Automation and globalization have become the way of the world, and the legal profession is no exception. Law firms, large and small, are looking at ways to use computers in order to automate everything from scheduling to billing.
New Grad Student Q&A: Brian Basweti
New Grad Student Q&A: Brian Basweti
New M.S. in Commercial Real Estate student Brian Basweti has overseen major construction projects for Imaran Group and Jones Lang LaSalle.
New Grad Student Q&A: Kimberly Fleuridor
New Grad Student Q&A: Kimberly Fleuridor
M.S. in Information Systems student Kimberly Fleuridor works as a billing systems analyst for Comcast, and understands the flow of processes throughout an entire organization.
New Grad Student Q&A: Lishi Yang
New Grad Student Q&A: Lishi Yang
Incoming M.S. in Information Systems student Lishi Yang spent 15 days hitchhiking from Sichuan, Chengdu to Tibet, Lhasa with only a backpack.
New Grad Student Q&A: Rachel Moten
New Grad Student Q&A: Rachel Moten
M.S. in Marketing student Rachel Moten interned with the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks for two consecutive summers, gaining skills in analytics and social media marketing.
New Grad Student Q&A: Samantha Jones
New Grad Student Q&A: Samantha Jones
Samantha Jones worked for a small digital marketing agency that focuses on Atlanta-based businesses, and can’t wait to partner with more local companies on Insight Sprints.
New Grad Student Q&A: Ana Contreras-Rodriguez
New Grad Student Q&A: Ana Contreras-Rodriguez
Ana Contreras-Rodriguez is a senior financial examiner at the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance. She reviews many processes and procedures for fintech companies, and understands why and how these systems are put into place.
New Grad Student Q&A: Alexandria Carswell
New Grad Student Q&A: Alexandria Carswell
Alexandria Carswell took a big risk (and a significant pay cut) when she transitioned out of the hotel industry and accepted a position as a corporate travel consultant. But it was worth gaining experience in another hospitality sector.
New Grad Student Q&A: Kerry Codling
New Grad Student Q&A: Kerry Codling
Seventeen years ago, Kerry Codling packed all her belongings into a tiny suitcase and moved from Jamaica to Georgia, a state she knew nothing about. Now she possesses a deep understanding of the residential and commercial real estate markets—and will bring a ton of knowledge to our M.S. in Commercial Real Estate program.