Over three decades, the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient built a legendary reputation as a risk management relationship builder.
Category: Leadership
After charting her own path at Coca-Cola Enterprises, the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient gives back to help young people entering into their careers.
Since joining the college 25 years ago, I have witnessed the profound impact of a Terry education time and again.
Professional and advanced sales students in the Terry College of Business took part in the academic year-ending Top Dawg Sales Competition.
Institute for Leadership Advancement students worked hand-in-hand with leaders in the City of Hartwell to create a marketing plan to highlight city’s new brand.
PwC partner Nick Donkar (MBA ’05) told students gathered at the 2026 International Business Week that building relationships is the business superpower they need for the future of work.
Last week, U.S. juries delivered two verdicts holding Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta and YouTube liable for endangering physical and mental health. Whether or not the verdicts hold up under appeal, legal studies professors Lindsay Sain Jones and Tim Samples say the moment could mark a new approach to regulating digital services.
The UGA Office of Service Learning has recognized Stacy M. Campbell, Synovus Director of the Institute for Leadership Advancement (ILA), with its Service-Learning Excellence Award. Service is a core component of the ILA experience. Campbell connects her students with partner agencies across Georgia, providing them with the opportunity to make a real-world impact with their coursework.
Sustainable business is more than making sure everyone has a recycling bin at their desk. From responsible marketing to building the back end of the circular economy, Terry College students are building the skills they need to ‘do good, while doing well’ in tomorrow’s economy.
The Honorable Steve Jones (BBA ’78, JD ’87) built a legal career that brought him from the Clarke County district attorney’s office to the U.S. District Court in Atlanta. With every case, he worked to strengthen the country’s belief in the legal system.