Fifteen years ago, the world’s economy turned upside down after the collapse of the mortgage market. But while the crisis and Great Recession that followed only lasted two years, the impact on the personal economies of millions of American families lasted for a decade or more. “What we found is that banks transmit their funding […]
The Terry College of Business continued celebrating the beginning of Fall Semester 2023 with the Terry College Diversity Block Party on August 24, 2023.
The Terry College of Business welcomed back students with the Back to Business event in the Coca-Cola Plaza at the Business Learning Community on Aug. 22.
With Caribbean waters much warmer than normal for this time of year, NOAA upgraded its forecast to warn the end of the 2023 hurricane season could be busier than usual.
That’s bad news for coastal residents and insurers reeling from back-to-back years of record losses.
As managers integrate these tools into everyday office life, researchers at the University of Georgia are expanding their groundbreaking research into the impact of this fourth industrial revolution to understand AI’s promise and peril of artificial intelligence.
The action returned in full at the Business Learning Community on Aug. 16 as Terry College students returned for the start of fall classes.
Although brands often use intricately designed packaging to connect with consumers, new research from the University of Georgia Terry College of Business found people are willing to spend more for products in simple, even plain-seeming, packages.
New research from the Terry College of Business Selig Center for Economic Growth found the University System of Georgia (USG) had an annual impact of $20.1 billion.
Just in time for football season, University of Georgia senior Lee Evans and business partner and recent hospitality graduate Maddy Heck took home $10,000 from UGA Entrepreneurship’s Summer Launch to boost the production of Buck’s Customs Slings.
When Twitter users opened the app July 24, most were shocked to see the small bluebird perched on the top of their feed for years was replaced with a stylized X.
Kansas City is known for its barbecue. Detroit is known for cars. And James Carson’s hometown — it’s known for insurance.
When working in finance, you have to know about numbers. But also technology. And diesel motors, makeup trends, farming, 5-star resorts — any topic on whatever business idea your company is working on.
For Josh Kinsler, an education economist who became department head on July 1, the challenge is to continue building the department’s national and international reputation.
When U.S. Army Maj. Chris King returns to class this fall to finish his MBA at the Terry College of Business, he’ll also head back to Clarke Central High School to mentor the school’s JROTC program.
Four Terry College of Business alumni were elected to leadership and board positions for the University of Georgia Foundation Board of Trustees during its annual June meeting in Greensboro, Georgia.
From America’s Southeastern Conference to Africa’s eastern coast, business students dream of building better lives and stronger communities.
The 2023 honorees of the University of Georgia’s 40 Under 40 include four graduates who earned a degree from the Terry College of Business.
The German economy might be known as a top producer of good beer and ultimate driving machines, but in the past 20 years, Germany has also become a premier creator of green jobs and thriving midsize companies.
Stacy Campbell, newly-hired director of the Insitute for Leadership Advancement, brings a career’s worth of experience studying and teaching successful leaders to UGA.
The University of Georgia Executive and Professional MBA programs, housed in the Terry College of Business Executive Education Center, have seen record enrollment in recent years.
Jim Chasteen (BBA ’98) still recalls his first lesson as a risk management student in the Terry College of Business. “The first thing they teach you on day one is to avoid dogs, trampolines, and booze,” says Chasteen.
More than 100 marketing researchers from across the U.S. converged on the University of Georgia campus June 5-7 to share research into sustainable marketing practices, develop a better understanding of sustainable marketing and build a road map for research moving forward.
When Jake Goodman took the TEDxUGA stage on March 31 and stepped onto the iconic red circle, he felt a decade-long dream become a full-circle moment. Looking into the audience, he remembered attending the inaugural TEDxUGA event in 2013 — as an undergraduate at the University of Georgia with plans to become a doctor and someday develop a message worthy of a TED talk.
In the whirlwind of the supply chain, there is no standing still. To keep from being swept up, there must be constant movement by logistics caretakers: the operations bosses, the technology builders, the data miners, the finance experts and, of course, the higher-education scholars who prime the pump with talent.