One alumnae is a knowledge expert for the International Olympic Committee, another is president of the company chosen to provide results and timing interfaces. Other alumni have been involved and professors are providing their expertise.
Charleston is exploding with entrepreneurial activity, and College of Charleston students are fueling the fire. There are dozens of student entrepreneurs on campus and the Center for Entrepreneurship wants to connect them.
The Initiative for Public Choice & Market Process presents a screening of "Economic Freedom in Action: Changing Lives" on January 29 at 7 p.m.
Nationally known economist and writer Virginia Postrel will share her views on the intersection of culture and commerce at the College of Charleston on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 at 7 p.m. in the Beatty Center.
The College of Charleston School of Business will showcase its expertise in global logistics and transportation at the 2nd Annual South Carolina Supply Chain Summit on March 28, 2014.
Forty-two MBA students are in Brazil meeting with business executives to learn about the emerging and turbulent market. MBA Program Director Jim Kindley says this is the perfect timing for the trip.
Despite the stock market’s YTD run-up, student portfolio managers in the College of Charleston’s School of Business Investment Program are constantly asking themselves how much farther it can sustain this trend. These students have compiled their five biggest present concerns fears, along with a few tips for avoiding losses, as we look toward 2014.
The Global Business Resource Center in the School of Business at the College of Charleston is accepting proposals from small businesses in need of trade-related research analysis and reporting in order to expand in global markets.
David Wyman, director of the Center for Entrepreneurship in the School of Business, has invented dozens of hugely successful toys. Find out his predictions for 2013's toy trends.
David Plyler '06 tours with the Zac Brown Band as a representative for their management company, ROAR. He talks about life on the road, working with the band and the next big artists to watch.
