The 2025 Executive Forum is a quarterly program that brings together a select group of 50 influential business leaders from the Milledgeville-Baldwin community, creating a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate, and learn from accomplished professionals. Each forum offers a dynamic evening featuring a networking hour with beer and wine, a delightful dinner, and an inspiring presentation from leading executives.The 2025 series kicks off with Kevin Neary, CEO of Orcawise from Ireland,...
Please join us for the 2025 Executive Forum. This quarterly program brings together a select group of 50 influential business leaders from the Milledgeville-Baldwin community, creating a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate and learn from accomplished professionals. Each forum offers a dynamic evening featuring a networking hour with beer and wine, a dinner and an inspiring presentation from leading executives.The 2025 series kicks off with Kevin Neary, CEO of Orcawise from Ireland,...
We invite you to read the January edition of From the Desk of the Dean. This month's newsletter features our Department of Accounting & Business Law. Hear from the Deputy State Auditor for the State of Georgia, and read about the launch of our Executive Forum and the Center of Technology & Empowerment. Happy New Year!
We invite you to read our December issue of From the Desk of the Dean. This month's newsletter features our Department of Management, Marketing & Logistics. Hear from the national account manager for Milwaukee Tool at Techtronic Industries and learn about the launch of our new Executive Forum.
We invite our colleagues, students and friends to read our monthly newsletter, From the Desk of the Dean. Our November edition highlights the Department of Economics & Finance, our first inaugural Business Executive in Residence, and highlights from faculty and students. We hope you enjoy reading about all we're doing in Atkinson Hall!
By Kristen SimpsonStudents at Georgia College & State University saw leadership firsthand through the College of Business and Technology’s new Business Executive-in-Residence series.“By initiating our Business Executive-in-Residence program, we are allowing our students to hear directly from individuals in the field,” said interim dean Dr. Tanya Goette. “Students start to understand how the concepts they learn in class are used in the business world, because the executive is on campus...
Students, staff and faculty: Join us to hear from industry experts and faculty leaders for a panel on salary negotiations. This is open to all students in all majors. Learn how to negotiate as you begin to get job offers. Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. in the A&S Auditorium. See you there!Panelists:Heather Edens, executive vice president of Fouts BrosBarry Wolfe, retired attorney and former director of Labor & Employee relations at Dean's Foods and Dairy Farmers of...
Students, staff and faculty: Join us to hear from industry experts and faculty leaders for a panel on salary negotiations. Open to all students in all majors. Learn how to negotiate as you begin to get job offers. Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. in the A&S Auditorium. See you there!Panelists:Heather Edens, executive vice president of Fouts BrosBarry Wolfe, retired attorney and former director of Labor & Employee relations at Dean's Foods and Dairy Farmers of AmericaDr...
Students, staff and faculty: Join us to hear from industry experts and faculty leaders for a panel on salary negotiations. Open to all students in all majors. Learn how to negotiate as you begin to get job offers. Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. in the A&S Auditorium. See you there!
Join The College of Business & Technology on Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. to learn about negotiation tactics in the job market from business and industry leaders.Panelists include:Heather Edens, executive vice president of Fouts BrosBarry Wolfe, retired attorney and former director of Labor & Employee relations at Dean's Foods and Dairy Farmers of AmericaDr. Aric Wilhau, assistant professor of Management
