Chip Chambers

Alumnus awarded prestigious Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship

University of Georgia alumnus Chip Chambers has been selected as a recipient of a Marcus L. Urann Fellowship by The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi — the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines.  

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Seven Terry alumni named to UGA’s 40 Under 40 list

Seven honorees of the University of Georgia’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2020 earned a degree from the Terry College of Business. The list includes five Terry alums with an undergraduate degree in business and two who earned an MBA.

LeaseQuery CEO George Azih

Everything adds up for George Azih

Imagine what would happen if we retrained our brains to focus less on the inconveniences of a problem and more on its possible solutions.

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Class Notes, Spring 2020

Class notes from Terry College of Business alumni as of Spring/Summer 2020.

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Spring 2020 Passings

Passings for Terry College of Business alumni for Spring/Summer 2020

Johnny Isakson

Isakson, Shedd and Orkins honored with UGA Alumni Association awards

Each spring the University of Georgia Alumni Association recognizes distinguished graduates who made the world better, buoyed the university community and helped to ensure that the next generation of Georgia Bulldogs is ready to make a positive impact on their communities and the state of Georgia

Jeff and Craig Moore of Old Fourth Distillery with a batch of their sanitizer.

Terry alum’s distillery finds the spirit in sanitizer

The coronavirus should have been noxious to a business that depends on elbows resting on bars, revelers standing closer together than six feet and marketing tours that help drive business. But Craig Moore (BBA ’00) has been an entrepreneur since he was 7 years old.

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Terry grad rallies sewing community to combat COVID-19

In times of crisis, inspiration comes from a variety of sources. Kayla Hittig (BBA ’11, MBA ’15) found hers in the Atlanta sewing community and a call to arms (and hands) to sew for health care workers.