Bank of America is One of Robinson’s Earliest Believers
Bank of America is One of Robinson’s Earliest Believers
Bank of America has supported the Robinson College of Business since the 1960s. The bank is one of the college's original cheerleaders.
Bank of America has supported the Robinson College of Business since the 1960s. The bank is one of the college's original cheerleaders.
The cohort of 13 students meets one-on-one with underclassmen to map out engagement plans and contributes to their sense of belonging, ultimately retaining them as business majors.
Robinson's longstanding relationship with Mercedes-Benz USA started in 2016 with a case competition. Since then, the global auto giant has collaborated with our students on a complex project addressing inventory anomalies and partnered with us on an innovative apprenticeship program.
Tierra Kendrick's first love is music. But she never wanted to be a starving artist. So she entered the Army and worked her way up to the role of intelligence officer, building crisis and risk management skills she uses to this day as the CEO of a logistics company.
Career Advancement Center, Robinson Stories
Since the transportation behemoth relocated to Atlanta, its relationship with Robinson has grown from transactional recruiting to a strategic partnership.
Two junior real estate majors will receive generous financial aid as well as mentoring, career coaching, professional development, and assistance finding internship and job opportunities.
Aaron Gonnering earned Eagle Scout status at age 14—three years sooner than average. He has a passion for leadership and mentorship, and hopes to fuse that with a career in marketing.
When Luke Lew walks across stage and graduates in May, he wants the announcer to state his name. But as a transgender male, the legal steps for changing his name will be much more difficult than the hassle people face to do the same after marriage.
Growing up, Brad Cooper lived in several different countries. That grounded him with an early understanding of how different cultures view hospitality.
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