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On October 27, Goizueta's Tech Club visited Microsoft's Atlanta office. Emory Alumni shared their firsthand stories working at Microsoft and gave valuable advice to students on interviewing, networking, and thriving by constant learning as tech practitioners. Students also gained a deeper knowledge of Microsoft's diverse and inclusive culture. Overall, this visit provided insightful knowledge and practical tips for Goizueta MBA students for tech recruiting. Thank you for always lending your time and expertise, Goizueta alumni!

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Last day to register for our next webinar! The concepts of business model (BM) and business model innovation (BMI) have attracted significant managerial attention over the last two decades. In this session, Professor Anandhi Bharadwaj will do a deep dive to examine and clarify the origins and notions of BMI, provide insights into the tools that support BMI, and conclude with a discussion of challenges related to managing BM and BMI.

Register now: https://fal.cn/3fNP3

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Business Over Breakfast Webinar Series with Emory Executive Education. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

"When it comes to IoT, blockchain, NFTs, digital currency - what is going on here? While many focus on what is changing and trending, if you really want to give thought to the evolution of the tech arena - focus on how the change is changing. Acceleration is more important than velocity." - Benn Konsynski, George S. Craft Professor in Information Systems & Operations Management, Goizueta Business School

"We are in a time of enchantment. The passive shall be active. We are enchanting things to have them serve our markets and ecosystem. What objects should we enchant?” Thank you for joining us yesterday for Business over Breakfast with Benn Konsynski on "Digital Currency’s Role in Innovation, Commerce and Society: From IoT to NFTs." Missed it? Watch now: https://fal.cn/3esk8

Technologies change the art of the possible. We are able to challenge assumptions of what might be sold in a market, how it might be presented, and how settlement and exchange might happen. Join us this Thursday at 9 AM EST for "Digital Currency’s Role in Innovation, Commerce and Society: From IoT to NFTs" with Ben Konsynski, professor in information systems & operations management.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Business Over Breakfast Webinar Series with Emory Executive Education featuring Benn Konsynski. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Grab your morning coffee and join us the first and third Thursday of each month from 9-10 a.m. ET for Business over Breakfast with Emory Executive Education ─ a free webinar series, where Goizueta Business School faculty address the latest trends and current issues in business. In a series of two ...

Molly Epstein, professor in the practice of organization and management, answers the question: How do you handle change fatigue?

“Continually put resources into the change, focus ourselves on how we can make sure that change doesn’t die on the vine. That means, we don’t end at the messaging, we start at the messaging and we continue to monitor and promote it.”

You won't want to miss these upcoming Emory Executive Education courses Molly is teaching: Executive Communication and Leadership Presence (April) and Leading and Inspiring Change (July). Learn more: https://fal.cn/3e8vX

What are the best channels to communicate your change? Molly Epstein, professor in the practice of organization and management, says, "This will be individual to the organization and the culture within that organization. Focus on the overall vision, getting it out in a way that is accessible to your audience. Think about what is working now and use tools that have been effective with your audience previously (i.e. Slack, weekly coffee chats with the CEO, weekly one-on-ones, etc.)."

Thank you for joining us yesterday for Business over Breakfast with Molly Epstein on the topic "Communication Your Change Vision." Missed it? Watch recording here: https://fal.cn/3e89n

Starting this week! Give your stakeholders the confidence and clarity to make decisions and take action. Learn to share your insights in a way that lets the audience absorb both the stated recommendation and everything behind it. Sessions take place on March 18 and March 25. Learn more: https://fal.cn/3e3ex

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