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Earning a Master of Business Administration (MBA) vs. a Masters in Management (MSM) Degree

09-08-2020

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If you want to learn more about high-demand industry opportunities, please join us for the "Alumni in Action" Career Industry Panel Series. Hear directly from Wake Foresters about their career trajectory and trends in the industry. This is an excellent way to build your network with Demon Deacons who want to help you be successful. The zoom link will be sent closer to the date once you have registered for the event. Note: This panel is specific to careers in analytics. The primary audience for these panels is current Wake Forest students. However, alumni are encouraged to attend and learn about the industry and make meaningful connections to the market. Led by Sharron Vogler, director of career development for alumni and MBA programs at the WFU School of Business.

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04-16-2024

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If you want to learn more about high-demand industry opportunities, please join us for the "Alumni in Action" Career Industry Panel Series. Hear directly from Wake Foresters about their career trajectory and trends in the industry. This is an excellent way to build your network with Demon Deacons who want to help you be successful. The zoom link will be sent closer to the date once you have registered for the event. Note: This panel is specific to careers in technology. The primary audience for these panels is current Wake Forest students. However, alumni are encouraged to attend and learn about the industry and make meaningful connections to the market. Led by Sharron Vogler, director of career development for alumni and MBA programs at the WFU School of Business.

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04-13-2023

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If you want to learn more about high-demand industry opportunities, please join us for the "Alumni in Action" Career Industry Panel Series. Hear directly from Wake Foresters about their career trajectory and trends in the industry. This is an excellent way to build your network with Demon Deacons who want to help you be successful. The zoom link will be sent closer to the date once you have registered for the event. Note: This panel is specific to careers in technology. The primary audience for these panels is current Wake Forest students. However, alumni are encouraged to attend and learn about the industry and make meaningful connections to the market. Led by Sharron Vogler, director of career development for alumni and MBA programs at the WFU School of Business.

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Retired BB&T CEO Allison named executive in residence at Wake Forest

Retired BB&T CEO John Allison has been named executive in residence with the BB&T Center for the Study of Capitalism at Wake Forest University, effective Nov. 1.

Allison, a Charlotte native, served as the Winston-Salem-based bank’s chief executive from 1989 to 2008 and during that time, grew BB&T from $4.5 billion to $152 billion in assets to become the 10th largest financial institution headquartered in the U.S. Allison is credited with helping make North Carolina a banking destination.

Read the full story at Bloomberg.com.

This story also ran in the Charlotte Observer.