Business-Related Student Clubs & Organizations

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Accounting Society - The mission of the Accounting Society is to act as an intermediary between numerous companies and our business students in order to provide information on potential accounting career paths and to initiate contacts with professionals as a source of knowledge and potential employment, while building relationships between these companies and Wake Forest University.

Advertising Club - The Wake Forest University Ad Club is a diverse group of students from a range of concentrations, united by a common interest in marketing and advertising. We are a college chapter of the American Advertising Federation, collaborating on a year long campaign to be entered into the prestigious National Student Advertising Competition. For more information, please contact Claire Hogan.

Entrepreneurship Society at Wake Forest - The E-Society was officially founded as a club in the spring of 2006. The student-led organization strives to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit on campus, as well as provide a resource for students looking to start their own businesses. Through the E-Society Speaker Series, students can gain valuable insight into the real world on entrepreneurship.

Finance Club - The undergraduate Finance Club provides students from all disciplines and grade levels with the opportunity to expand their knowledge about finance and the world of business.   Every Friday the club meets from 1pm to 2pm to discuss current event articles on these subjects. These discussions will help keep you informed about the market and prepare you to comfortably discuss financial issues during the interview process for jobs and internships.  Every semester the club holds an investment competition with sizeable cash prizes to encourage students to learn about financial markets.  The club sponsors professionals and recruiters to speak to students about potential career opportunities in finance.  Given the current downturn in the financial job market, your involvement in the Finance Club will help you network with firms that recruit at Wake Forest and increase your chances of being employed in the field of your interest.  If you have any questions or would like to join the list serve, please e-mail John Lent or Riley Corr.

Undergraduate Clubs & Organizations

Schools of Business Graduate Student Clubs & Organizations