When a local small food-waste composting business with a limited budget needed help developing an efficient data management system to improve daily operations and client communication, a team of MBA students from the Bryan School of Business and Economics stepped up to the challenge and delivered a time-saving solution. “The data management system the UNCG … Continued

Chris Andreucci remembers going on a weekday to watch a friend play at Tate Street Coffee House. There isn’t one particular moment that made the 22-year-old decide to pursue music, but if there was, this would be a contender. “We’d go down and watch him, drink a lot of coffee, and it was a really, … Continued

What do you get when you combine a lifelong love of sports, a passion for economics, a lot of hard work at the Bryan School of Business and Economics, with a sprinkle of good fortune? Vincent Lorenz can tell you: it’s the position of Business Intelligence Analyst for the National Hockey League’s Carolina Hurricanes, based … Continued

EDITOR’S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the Fall 2020 Bryan Business Report magazine. In her job as district sales manager for Volvo Group, Blanca Montilla ’06 MBA was responsible for helping truck dealerships develop their brands and increase sales. But her real passion is helping people rise to their potential. “If you want to … Continued

After four decades in aviation, UNC Greensboro Bryan School alumnus Jack Arehart ’77 (Economics) has decided to retire. He recently sat down for a 7 Questions With A Spartan session to share what he’s learned with current students. Arehart served most recently as the President of Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) Services with Delta Air … Continued

Have you noticed the many advertisements promoting home equity lines of credit? Or the myriad of promotions for car loans? Is your mailbox filled with offers for credit cards? For the average consumer, having access to more credit, especially in the economic disruption from COVID-19, may seem like a good thing; but what if all … Continued

The business of education is, naturally, knowledge transfer. For Dr. Albert Link, Virginia Batte Phillips Distinguished Professor, that goal has been met on an international basis since joining the Department of Economics at the Bryan School of Business and Economics 38 years ago. From guiding the development of research parks around the globe and counseling … Continued

This isn’t your traditional business degree. If you want to stand out in your field, consider the Master of Science in Retail Studies. The fully-online degree with a concentration in Global Apparel Retail Management is a professional development degree specific to the apparel industry. “It’s targeting people who want to get the next level of their … Continued

In this new world of COVID-19, we’re all in uncharted territory, according to Dr. Martin Andersen, assistant professor of economics at the Bryan School of Business and Economics. “Our behavior (social distancing and other preventative precautions); our health and the health of those most vulnerable in society, the economy – our incomes and savings accounts; … Continued

When Nilay Unsal returned to Ankara, Turkey, with her PhD in Economics from the Bryan School of Business and Economics at UNC Greensboro, and stepped into her current position as a research fellow at Ankara University, Faculty of Political Science, Department of Economics, her sense of gratitude was overwhelming. She had gratitude for Dr. Irvan … Continued