The start of Gene Mance Jr. ‘18’s college career at UNC Greensboro was anything but smooth. But looking at him now — a Bryan School of Business and Economics Business Administration graduate, senior project program manager for AT&T, and recent alumni panelist at the Bryan School’s Bright Futures Dinner —… Continue reading…
For winemakers in North Carolina, the NC Fine Wines Competition is their Olympics. Each spring, experienced and esteemed sommeliers from across the state take their spots at the judges’ table at Winston-Salem’s Millennium Center in pursuit of identifying North Carolina Vinifera and hybrid varietal wines that fit the gold standard…. Continue reading…
When Leo Frietas was 17 years old, he found out he didn’t have the necessary credentials as a United States citizen to attend college. A native of Canada, Frietas spent most of his life going back to his home country every couple of years to renew his visa – but… Continue reading…
Lyndsy Gallins says it was a lightbulb moment. “I thought, ‘Maybe I should reach out to Dr. Mike Beitler.’ It felt like it was right in the nick of time — I felt grateful to have the contact,” she said in reference to the Director of MBA Capstone Projects at UNC Greensboro’s Bryan… Continue reading…
It’s a tale as old as the industrial revolution – the rivalry between machines and human labor. Since automation made its grand debut as early as 1760s, the topic of machines replacing human beings has been relevant among workers and researchers alike. With the development of self-driving cars, delivery drones… Continue reading…
You may have scrolled through a comment section or perused customer reviews while shopping online and wondered to yourself what kind of influence those reviews can have on a company. Furthermore, do those reviews impact a company’s decision-making? Researchers at UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics have attempted… Continue reading…
UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics has always had a culture of caring when it comes to its students, something that became even more meaningful during the dramatic educational shift spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. Before the pandemic, the Bryan School had more than 20% of its undergraduate… Continue reading…
By his own admission, Lynn Eury was raised to give back. But to understand his passion for philanthropy, you need to know three things: his respect for education, his deep-seated desire to make a difference in his community, and the love story that defined more than 60 years of his… Continue reading…
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… Continue reading…
The business landscape for the credit union industry is highly competitive. But as a business partner with the Bryan School of Business and Economics, Truliant Federal Credit Union can leverage a key advantage that helps it stay ahead. It starts with insights from Capstone Consulting projects. “Students comb through analytics, survey results,… Continue reading…