Leonard Leadership Scholars with the Institute for Leadership Advancement dedicate their time and skills to help non-profits – like Malcolm Mitchell’s Share the Magic – thrive and local governments better serve their communities.
Paul Shoukry (BBA ’05, MAcc ’05) credits a Terry leadership lecture with helping him land his first job. To pay it forward, his family endowed the UGA Institute for Leadership Advancement’s signature Terry Leadership Speaker Series.
The Full-Time MBA at UGA’s Terry College of Business is ranked 11th among public universities in the U.S., and the Financial Times judged Georgia’s MBA to be the No. 1 value for the money globally for the second straight year.
Terry Trailblazers returned to campus on Feb. 12 to help inspire today’s students to give back, create community and take full advantage of the opportunities in front of them.
As the career training and development specialist for the Terry College of Business, Jiwon Park puts his knowledge to use, helping students prepare for whatever obstacles they may face when applying for jobs.
Rachel Perry (BBA ’93), chief innovation officer at Aon and UGA Alumni Board affinity committee chair, has spent the decades since her graduation mentoring students and helping them find an reach their goals.
As a project manager for label licensing with TikTok’s parent company ByteDance, Sara Berman (BBA ’17) helps set the soundtrack for thousands of TikTok dance trends and fit checks.
Marc Ragin, associate professor of risk management and insurance at Terry College, studies insurance markets becoming untenable due to climate change.
Recent research from the Terry College shows social media users’ comments and reactions increase when bots are included, but user-to-user interactions decline.
Students in David Sutherland’s Creative Economies course were tasked with developing a plan to grow Georgia’s homegrown creative workforce.
Senior U.S. District Judge Steve C. Jones (BBA ’78, JD ’87) received one of UGA’s highest honors as part of UGA’s 2025 Founder’s Day celebration. The President’s Medal recognizes individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to the UGA community.
The inaugural Terry College Young Alumni Summit was held Jan. 24 in Atlanta. Tailored for recent graduates, the summit provided valuable networking opportunities, featured engaging discussions, and offered exciting ways for alumni to stay involved with the Terry College.
Candice Hollenbeck, senior lecturer in the Terry College Department of Marketing, was presented with the Dawn D. Bennett Alexander Inclusive Community Award.
The Online Master of Business and Technology at the University of Georgia is ranked No. 7 among public universities in the U.S.
The American Marketing Association has selected Sundar Bharadwaj as part of the 2025 class of AMA Fellows.
Garrett Williams (BBA ’22), a recent economics and finance graduate from the Terry College, was awarded a prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship.
Richard W. Courts IV (BBA ’95) has worked hard to give back to his community and UGA, and through his help, the university has been able to launch the Dyslexia Endorsement and Certificate Program.
Through Terry College’s International Business COIL Program, students teamed up with their counterparts in Chile to analyze international business cases and become better global teammates.
The Terry College presented its annual awards for excellence in teaching, research and service to five faculty members.
It’s easy to think of yoga as a simple workout routine, a way to relax or lose weight. But Elizabeth Thompson BBA ’07 has found a deeper purpose for this popular exercise: supporting pediatric cancer patients.
As an investment strategist for Churchill Asset Management, Saheedat Onifade (BBA ’14) raises capital for the firm’s private equity and junior capital funds in Asia, Australia, and the western U.S.
A select group of photographs taken in 2024 by Brian Powers and Richard Hamm, team members on the staff of the Terry College Office of Marketing and Communications.
A burgeoning population and sustained job growth will keep Georgia’s economy growing in 2025 — just a bit more slowly than in 2024.
Pam Rogers (BBA ’82) has spent her life in risk management, and the way she sees it — so has everyone.