video: Leadership Speaker Series - Andrew Robertson, President and CEO of BBDO Worldwide

Born in Zimbabwehis father started the country's first chain of soft-serve ice cream parlorsRobertson was raised in South Africa and England and started his ad career as a media planner at Ogilvy & Mather. After rising through the ranks at O&M, he moved to J. Walter Thompson in 1989 and managed the firm's biggest account, Kellogg, before moving on to mid-sized British agency WCRS, and then London's Abbott Mead Vickers. In 1999, when AMV was purchased by Omnicom and merged with the Omnicom-controlled BBDO London, Robertson was made CEO of the combined company, Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO.

70 minutes

video: Wake Forest University honors Constitution Day

The celebration is part of a nationwide initiative to promote increased understanding of the U.S. Constitution and the role it plays in today's world. Clay Hipp, a Senior Lecturer in Legal Studies at the Wake Forest Schools of Business, will present a lecture on the "The Liberty of Ownership: A Primer on the Constitutional 'Idea' of Property."

37 minutes

video: The Financial Crisis: Causes and Possible Cures

The first Schools of Business Leadership Speaker Series event of the academic year featured John Allison, Chairman and former CEO of BB&T Corporation. John shared his insights on "The Financial Crisis: Causes and Possible Cures."

90 minutes

video: Donovan Campbell -- Orientation Speaker

Campbell, former marine and author of Joker One, presented his five most valuable pieces of advice to the incoming class of graduate business students. He focused on the importance of establishing an innate set of values and developing a leadership model that places cause first, team second and self a distant third. An emotional speaker, Campbell left the students with the charge to restore the honor in and rebuild the reputation for "business."

67 minutes

video: Fox 8 Newsmakers -- Dean Reinemund

Dean Reinemund discusses initiatives for the newly combined Schools of Business with Fox 8's Neil McNeil.

5 minutes

slideshow: Building the Future of Business Education at Wake Forest

Architectural designs and renderings of the future combined business education facility. The project will start with a renovated building, which will include space for all faculty offices, career placement and professional development spaces, admissions offices, and student services. Phase One, which will be completed Fall 2010, also includes the repurposing of the current faculty offices in the Worrell Professional Center so that all classroom facilities can be located together in the Worrell structure.

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blog: International Trip - China 09

Students write about their experiences on the China International Trip in May 2009.

by Students

blog: International Trip - Latin America 09

Students write about their experiences on the Latin America International Trip in May 2009.

by Students