Young Entrepreneurs Absorb ‘Lessons Learned’ by Seasoned Pros at the Emory Entrepreneurship Summit
The Entrepreneurship Summit is a two-day event that gives entrepreneurs the resources they need to get their venture up and running.
The Entrepreneurship Summit is a two-day event that gives entrepreneurs the resources they need to get their venture up and running.
Since starting business school last August, the time has flown by so fast. It feels like just yesterday my cohort started our Full-Time MBA journey. Throughout my first semester, I was overwhelmed. It felt nearly impossible to effectively manage my time adjusting to academic rigor, establishing new relationships despite social...
“Brother to two; Leader to some; Friend to many; Accepting to all; Intolerant to dairy.” Meet Thomas Heagy 22BBA!
As a serial social entrepreneur operating primarily in the Sanitation Economy, I have had the distinct pleasure of attending SOCAP for 5 consecutive years in various capacities – as a speaker, moderator, accelerator manager, and sanitation entrepreneur. While all these professional identities are critical pieces of my professional story, I...
Contrary to the name, business school is not all business. In fact, some of the best parts of business school aren’t business-related at all. Sure, there are countless hours spent working on assignments, networking, and interviewing. Still, there are plenty of gaps in between to go back to that college...
Deciding to go back to school for my MBA was nerve-wracking. I’ve always lived in culturally safe spaces where I was accepted as a Black woman, personally and professionally; and I knew that any school I chose for my MBA would not grant me the same experience. As background, I...
Unfortunately, Latinos and Latinx students lag many of their peers when it comes to degree attainment, especially for graduate degrees. That has left me feeling for the longest time as if I was navigating the Full-Time MBA journey on my own and was solely responsible for bringing more people like...
At first, it may seem silly to give up two years of pay to return to school. After all, there are droves of information and learnings now available online. Still, there are nearly 200,000 students who make this very decision in getting their MBA each year. Most of these individuals...