Martee Horne is on the move. After 22 years at the University of Georgia with 20 at the Terry College, Horne is retiring in January, leaving a post and office she built from the ground up.
Category: Alumni
Class Notes for Terry College of Business alumni for Fall/Winter 2019
If you think six years is a long time to be a college student, let me introduce you to Tina Taylor.
Ryan Leveille wants the ambitious business student to look at their résumé upside down. Leveille insists the right-side-up, conformist résumé obliterates what should be illuminated.
Failures.
You get the feeling Doug Ivester is revealing something about himself he hadn’t thought about until this moment. It’s noticeable in the slightest of ways. He edges up in his seat. He lightly taps the table as he talks. A pause fills the space between words.
Biotechnology companies have a moral obligation to make life-saving medicines affordable and available, according to John Crowley, CEO of Amicus Therapeutics and inspiration for the movie “Extraordinary Measures.”
Finding a tech sector job in Silicon Valley, where egos are big and competition is stiff, can be pretty daunting. But Jill and Lucas Puente carved out success in the industry. The key is making connections.
The University of Georgia dedicated the final two buildings of the Business Learning Community in a ceremony on the Coca-Cola Plaza Sept. 6.
Construction of the new Business Learning Community may have started six years ago in 2013, but the Terry College of Business has been building on its deeply rooted history for more than 100 years.
John F. Crowley, a biotech executive and patient advocate, will deliver the 2019 Mason Public Leadership Lecture.