Jim Price, Richard Stamper, and Jim Scott — primed almost four decades ago in the unofficial entrepreneurial incubator of UGA’s College of Business Administration — will tell you the soundtrack of a successful entrepreneur is not trumpets blaring, but of wheels grinding.
Dina Carey discovered starting your own business requires a little humility, and a lot of support.
Walking into Studio 225 is like entering a startup culture only imaginable on a hip show about Silicon Valley, except this one takes place in downtown Athens.
For 107 years, the Terry College has produced men and women of legendary entrepreneurial spirit. Turns out you can bottle it.
Keynote speakers at both of Terry’s Convocation ceremonies urged graduates to use the final moments of their college careers to consider their futures and the good they can do.
Featuring engaging speeches, vibrant videos, and speed painting (yes, speed painting), the annual Terry College Alumni Awards and Gala attracted a record crowd on a fine April night in Atlanta.
One of the greatest lessons Scott Colosi ever learned happened one Friday night in a Pensacola Pizza Hut. Business was brisk and Colosi, who was helping the team take orders and prepare pizzas, watched as the crew made pizzas faster than they could go through the oven. Pizzas were stacking up, delivery guys were growing […]
Karole Lloyd, a Tuscaloosa native, University of Alabama alum and diehard Crimson Tide fan, remembers the day John Schraudenbach turned her into a Georgia Bulldog. Named the EY managing partner for the southeast region in 2009, Lloyd arrived in Atlanta seeking to build her management team and wanted Schraudenbach to be her deputy manager. In […]
When John W. Jackson (BBA ’76) delivers the keynote address at Terry Convocation on May 10, he will, in some ways, see a much different university than the one he attended nearly 50 years ago.
Top Georgia realtor Mark Spain (BBA ’93) has a philosophy that’s served him well throughout his high-flying career: work hard and put people before profits.