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What is a Masters in Management?

02-05-2024

Nov

09

@8:30 AM

AI for Good: WFU's First Student AI Conference

AI for Good is a conference for ALL WFU students across campus, to learn about and discuss the effective use and the benefits of AI. Our goal is to prepare them for a digital world that is quickly advancing, and incorporating a must-have AI literacy skill set. Through this conference we aim to invest in their future and explore AI to improve their personal, professional and academic paths. No cost. Details and registration.

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9 Things to Consider When Choosing the Right Online MBA Program

04-13-2023

Sep

04

@6:00 PM

Ethical AI Use

Do you want to know more about Generative AI? Join us for the next session of the Building AI Fluency Learning Series hosted by the Wake Forest School of Business. This series provides a collaborative learning environment aimed at enhancing our understanding of Generative AI and how it can be effectively utilized within your respective teams and departments.

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What Can You Do with A Masters In Management?

02-05-2024

Nov

09

@8:30 AM

AI for Good: WFU's First Student AI Conference

AI for Good is a conference for ALL WFU students across campus, to learn about and discuss the effective use and the benefits of AI. Our goal is to prepare them for a digital world that is quickly advancing, and incorporating a must-have AI literacy skill set. Through this conference we aim to invest in their future and explore AI to improve their personal, professional and academic paths. No cost. Details and registration.

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What Can You Do with A Masters In Management?

02-05-2024

Nov

15

@12:00 AM

Accounting for the Future - Sponsored by Deloitte

Join us for Accounting for the Future (AFTF) this fall! In an event sponsored by Deloitte, Wake Forest welcomes undergraduate students to campus from across the country to learn more about accounting careers, build their professional networks, and discover how our MS in Accountancy (MSA) can prepare them to succeed in a wide range of accounting professions. Qualified AFTF participants who apply and are admitted to Wake Forest's MSA program are eligible for a minimum $10,000 per year scholarship. Please be aware, we can only admit a limited number of attendees. Applying early is highly recommended! Complete the AFTF application by November 6th: https://apply.business.wfu.edu/register/aftf

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Is A Masters In Accounting Worth It?

02-02-2024

Jan

29

@5:00 AM

Fostering Inclusive Excellence: Religious Literacy and DEI in Business

Dr. Neelam Khoja is a seasoned DEI expert with over a decade of experience in driving impactful diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within corporate and community settings. Currently serving as the Senior DEI Specialist at BCG X in New York, Neelam has successfully scaled mentorship programs, embedded DEI processes, and led global career advancement initiatives. Her work extends to community engagement, including her leadership role at Global Encounters and as a speaker and author for the Aga Khan Council in the United States. Neelam holds a PhD in Histories and Cultures of Muslim Societies from Harvard University.

Christina Elson, Executive Director of the Wake Forest University Center for the Study of Capitalism, has been invited to join the Fast Company Impact Council. The invitation-only collective meets several times a year for live events, roundtable discussions, and virtual sessions on some of the most promising opportunities and most pressing challenges of our time.

Known for inviting some of the most innovative and creative leaders in business, the Impact Council is a platform for members to share knowledge, insights and perspectives regarding the role companies and council members can play in shaping the future of social responsibility, ESG, labor relations and beyond.

“The Impact Council unites leaders from diverse industries and backgrounds to solve essential problems in the real world,” said Elson. “I’m thrilled to be part of these critical conversations.”

Elson recently participated in a panel discussion on the “Future of Capitalism” at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland. Drawing insights from a global opinion poll conducted by Fast Company, the panel examined evolving corporate, government, NGO, and citizen values and how they are shaping capitalism as economic and governing systems.

The Center for the Study of Capitalism supports the public’s ability to make informed choices and construct a society rooted in well-functioning capitalism while facing big challenges like human health, climate change, education, and security and privacy. As Executive Director, Elson helps guide the Center’s exploration of capitalism’s role in shaping the 21st century and the future of humanity.