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Carmine Di Sibio, Former Global Chairman and CEO of EY, to Keynote School of Business Hooding Ceremony
03-28-2025
Carmine Di Sibio, former Global Chairman and CEO of EY, will serve as the keynote speaker for the 2025 Wake Forest School of Business Graduate Hooding Ceremony. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, May 17, at 9:30 a.m. in Wait Chapel on the university’s Reynolda Campus.
This special event honors master’s degree recipients in management, accountancy, business analytics and business administration, marking the completion of their graduate studies.
“It’s an incredible honor to be spea…
School of Business Announces Tenure and Promotion
05-13-2025
The Wake Forest University Board of Trustees has recognized two School of Business faculty members with tenure and promotion. These career milestones highlight their dedication to research, teaching, and their contributions to the Wake Forest community and their respective fields. Appointments are effective July 1.
“The awarding of tenure to Jia Li and the promotion of Tom Canace to Professor are significant achievements that reflect their scholarly contributions and deep commitment to our s…
Wake Forest MBA Program Ranks No. 1 in North Carolina and Among the Nation’s Top 20
04-15-2025
For 16 consecutive years, the Wake Forest University School of Business MBA program has held the top position as the No. 1 part-time program in North Carolina. Nationally, it continues to excel, securing the No. 19 spot among part-time MBA programs in the country, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 Best Graduate Schools list.
The 20-month program stands out for its collaborative learning environment and highly engaging courses that are designed to equip working professionals wi…
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