The College of Charleston School of Business joined the SAP University Alliance in 2013 and plans to include SAP software in classes beginning in the spring 2014 semester. SAP is a Germany-based business software company.

Former professional cyclist Tyler Hamilton will speak at the Beatty Center (5 Liberty St.) November 14, 2013 at 7 p.m. as part of the School of Business’ Think Differently Forum, a speaker series that examines a minority viewpoint to create dialogue.

The College of Charleston School of Business in partnership with the Charleston chapter of 2020 Women on Boards will host a networking reception and panel discussion November 12, 2013 at the Beatty Center (5 Liberty St.). Panelists will discuss New York Times bestseller Lean In, Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg’s book about women’s role in corporate America.

The School of Business Investment Program is comparable to what is found in elite business schools across the U.S. Twenty hand-picked students are acting as a brokerage firm, with real cash, and hopes of becoming the next Warren Buffet.

The College of Charleston School of Business is offering a two-day training course to serve as preparation for those taking the NASBITE™ Certified Global Business Professional™ (CGBP™) exam.

David Wyman is the new director of the Center for Entrepreneurship in the School of Business. He's invented more than 50 toys and served as licensing agent for even more, including this year's hit, the Iron Man Flying RC Extreme Hero.

It’s about the people. At least that’s what Wayne Smith, hospitality and tourism professor at the College of Charleston, credits for Charleston’s third consecutive “No. 1 City in the United States” accolade.

College of Charleston Economics Professor Mark Witte looks at the possibilities and how the debt ceiling could impact average Americans.