Led by Aaron Luque (MBA ’16), EnviroSpark oversees 8,500 chargers, boasts 150 employees and holds more than 50 operating licenses in 20-plus states.
Saajan Patel (BBA ’20) envisioned an everyday grocery store for the thousands of people who moved downtown over the last decade.
Business leaders come to Atlanta from around the country to UGA’s Terry Executive Education Center for specialized training.
Corruption is damaging communities’ ability to participate in the global economy, says new research from the Terry College.
Terry College faculty won awards, received grants and were appointed to prominent positions during fall/winter 2024.
Discover where fellow Terry College alumni are headed in the Terry magazine Class Notes for Fall/Winter 2024.
Passings of Terry alumni for Fall/Winter 2024
Research by Terry College accounting professor Frank Heflin found social media can positively affect the stock market and benefit retail investors.
Employees with disabilities earn only 87% percent of what similarly-qualified employees without disabilities earn. New research ties the disparity to stereotypes that routinely sabotage their salary negotiations, leading to lower starting salaries.
Terry College graduate students toured Trilith Studios in Fayetteville, Georgia as part of a course on Business in the Creative Economy.
Terry College graduate students gained first-hand experience of a intentional, working creative ecosystem when they toured Trilith Studios.
Terry College sales students finished in fourth place at the International Collegiate Sales Competition, hosted by the Sales Institute at Florida State.
Kareem Elfoulie, founder of Senior Shield, was one of a dozen student founders participating in this fall’s second UGA Entrepreneurship Idea Accelerator. The mechanical engineer took home the $2,500 top prize.
Marty Parker, senior lecturer in the Terry College Department of Management, has been named a Top Voice by LinkedIn.
The Georgia Bulldog Angel Network held its inaugural meeting in September at the UGA Terry College of Business Executive Education Center in Atlanta. Sixty or so entrepreneurs, investors and fund managers across Atlanta met to share coffee and conversation and hear from up-and-coming founders. “We’re excited to be here and share what we’ve been doing […]
Monroe native and 2024 MIS graduate Hannah Brown found a passion for cybersecurity as a UGA CyberArch intern. With CyberArch, she led a team of students who helped institutions across rural Georgia strengthen their cybersecurity practices.
Mike MacDonald (BBA ’10, MS ’13) started coaching football at a local high school while he was an undergrad studying finance at Terry College. Now, he’s the head coach of Seattle Seahawks.
UGA consumer psychology researcher Julio Sevilla wanted to know what happens when “main character” CEOs and founders are booted for bad behavior. Do the company brands suffer or soar?
Dawgtown Moving, a student-owned moving company with over 20 employees, took home $2,500 at the UGA Entrepreneurship Program’s Idea Accelerator pitch contest.
The insurance business is all about taking calculated risks, so Aflac CEO Dan Amos always makes sure his numbers line up before he makes a big decision.
Still, on New Year’s Day 2000 — the day the now-famous Aflac Duck quacked its way into the world for the first time — he was anxious.
Aflac CEO Dan Amos made his name in business, but at the 2024 Mason Leadership Lecture, he told students that business success is a vehicle for improving the world.
“You know, I don’t think I want ‘He was a great businessperson’ on my tombstone,” he said. “Other things are more important than that. But it is because of success in the business world that you can do those other things and help others.”
For every magical festival performance or sold-out night at the rock club, there is someone like Julie Greenberg (BA ’15) who connects artists with venues and makes tours happen.Greenberg, a booking agent at Creative Artists Agency in New York, works with artists to book concert tours.
For the first time, all eight academic majors at the Terry College of Business are nationally ranked by U.S. News & World Report. Collectively, Terry’s undergraduate program is ranked 13th among public business schools and No. 23 overall.
Terry management Associate Professor Susan Cohen’s early interest in innovation led her to study startups and how startup accelerators foster new ideas, new products and success.