Business Plan Competition: Sports Bra Technology Most Ready for Market
When former competitive gymnast Shannon Harlow would work out, she didn't like everything she saw in the mirrors at the gym. Specifically, the way that sports bras flattened her chest and showed unsightly seams. "Most sports bras available on the market do just one thing," says Harlow, who will earn her MBA from Georgia Tech this spring. "To put it bluntly, they squash."
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BusinessWeek: Georgia Tech Among Top 20 Public Undergraduate Business Programs 
Georgia Tech College of Management is ranked one of the nation’s Top 50 undergraduate programs in business, according to the latest rankings of Bloomberg BusinessWeek. Georgia Tech rose to 50th, a one-point jump over 2009, and is 19th among public universities.
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MBA Profile: Pilot Bethany Davis Reaching Higher Career Altitude  
A third generation pilot, Bethany Davis has been flying planes for as long as she can remember, either by herself or getting a little steering practice on her father's lap. Now she's preparing to take off as a business leader in the aerospace industry through her Georgia Tech education.
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Lords of Finance Author Ahamed to Discuss Economic Crisis in April 7 Lecture
Liaquat Ahamed, author of the best-selling book Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World, will discuss parallels between the Great Depression and the current economic crisis on Wednesday, April 7 in the second annual Thomas R. Williams Distinguished Lecture.
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Alumna Profile: The Home Depot's Shilpa Arya All About Continuous Improvement  
Even as a young girl taking dance classes, Shilpa Arya (BSM 2007) was focused on improving efficiency, from easing the entrance of dancers to the stage to how parents filed in for recitals. So she already knew she had a strong interest in process improvement by the time she enrolled as a Management major at Georgia Tech.
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Georgia Tech Researcher's New Book Describes How to Play Career Game
Few people recognize that the pursuit of an open job can be framed as a "move" in a multifaceted game called a career, according to a new book by Georgia Tech College of Management Professor Nathan Bennett and leadership consultant Stephen A. Miles.
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