Justice Theodros doesn’t waste time. During the first semester of her freshman year at the Robinson College of Business, she secured an internship at the Capital City Club. She constantly overheard a fellow intern raving about a career development initiative at Robinson, where both women were pursuing undergraduate degrees.
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Inaugural Holder of Bank of America Distinguished Chair in Finance Named at Georgia State’s Robinson College of Business
Inaugural Holder of Bank of America Distinguished Chair in Finance Named at Georgia State’s Robinson College of Business
Media Contact Andrew Schmidt Director of Communications Development and Alumni Affairs (404) 413-3454 aschmidt7@gsu.edu ATLANTA—Dr. Vikas Agarwal has been named […]
Robinson Bucks Downward Trend in MBA Admissions, Boasts Largest-Ever Undergrad Class
Robinson Bucks Downward Trend in MBA Admissions, Boasts Largest-Ever Undergrad Class
Contact: Jenifer Shockley Robinson College of Business (404) 413-7078 jshockley@gsu.edu ATLANTA–At a time when full-time MBA programs are closing, “Forbes” […]
Preston Mohr Mentoring Experience
Preston Mohr Mentoring Experience
“Having a mentor during my Master’s program allowed me to feel that my professional options post-graduation were limitless. Meeting on a regular basis with my mentor gave me the encouragement that someone was supporting me and looking out for my future. Naturally, your friends and family do this unconditionally, but having a professional contact and mentor do the same really gave me the sense of support that was necessary. Your classes give you the knowledge, but mentors give you the real-world context.”
Sarah Crumbley: Finding Solutions
Sarah Crumbley: Finding Solutions
Kenji Otokawa, Flexible MBA: Building New Bridges
Kenji Otokawa, Flexible MBA: Building New Bridges
After earning an undergraduate degree, Kenji Otokawa worked for a financial firm for five years before deciding to build his own real estate company.
Leigh Anne Liu: The Negotiator
Leigh Anne Liu: The Negotiator
Leigh Anne Liu’s students learn how to navigate the complex waters of international business negotiation.
Aaron Bartlett
Aaron Bartlett
Persistence isn’t a trait you learn from a textbook. It’s something that comes with years of experience and set backs.
Robinson College ‘Global Competency Course’ Prepares Undergrads for Today’s Workplace
Robinson College ‘Global Competency Course’ Prepares Undergrads for Today’s Workplace
Forty five Robinson College of Business undergraduates received “global competency certificates” on April 14 at the Rialto Center for the Arts downtown for participating in an optional international business course providing skills necessary to be an effective manager in today’s global environment.
Lawrence O’Connor Talks Digital Marketing at ENI Live (Slider Test)
Lawrence O’Connor Talks Digital Marketing at ENI Live (Slider Test)
New digital marketing techniques offer businesses an endless list of options for promoting products and services. Recently, the Entrepreneurship and […]