Georgia Tech Taps Wharton Director to Lead Executive Programs     
Brian Jennings recently joined Georgia Tech College of Management as associate dean of executive education. Prior to his appointment at Georgia Tech, he held dual roles at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania – as senior director at the Aresty Institute of Executive Education and as managing director of Mack Center of Technological Innovation.
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Study: Corporate Environmentalism Can Both Help, Hurt Stock Performance
While pleasing to green activists, some corporate efforts to be environmentally friendly play better on Wall Street than others, according to a new study by Georgia Tech College of Management researchers.
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Profile: Allen Wang Gets Career Started at Siemens through Technology & Management Program
Though she knew from the start of her time at Tech that she wanted to major in management, Allen Wang (BSM 2010) wasn’t sure exactly what she wanted out of her education until her sophomore year. That's when she saw a flyer that said, "Bridging the Gap between Business and Engineering," advertising the start of the Denning Technology and Management Program.
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Retired Professor and Dean Lloyd Byars Dies 
Lloyd Byars, professor emeritus of organizational behavior at Georgia Tech College of Management, recently died after a long battle with Parkinson's Disease. Byars, 69, died peacefully at home surrounded by family. He retired from the College in 2008.
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Kofi Smith Realizes Great ROI on Global Executive MBA Degree  
When Kofi Smith decided to pursue a Global Executive MBA (GEMBA) at Georgia Tech, little did he know that two years later he would be at such a great place in his career. Smith recently became the director of facilities for Linc Facility Services, making this his second promotion since going through and completing the GEMBA program in 2008.
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2010 Dean's Report Available Online
Annual publication highlights Georgia Tech College of Management's progress in the last year. Major features include the $20 million Challenge Grant, Denning and Technology & Management Program's, and successful startups that have evolved from the Business Plan Competition.
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