The Richmond MBA - Robins School of Business

John Byrne, founder and editor of Poets&Quants, believes COVID-19 has changed corporate priorities for the better.

“This course prepares MBA students for ethical leadership in a complex world,” Wight said.

With an increase in unemployment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, GCCVA was expecting higher demand for their services.

“The course has broad appeal because at its core it is about how to successfully persuade others,” Coughlan said.

A strong Spider web connects Jepson School interns to Robins School alumnus

“I’m really excited to be an example for other young women of color who may be considering starting their own businesses and striking out on their own.”

He credits his ability to navigate different family dynamics and create a data based matching system from scratch to his MBA courses.

Keesha Trim, GB’19, currently serves as the director of risk management for the University of Richmond. While managing the University’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, she was elected to the international University Risk Management & Insurance Association board of directors.

Aaron Barnes, ’05, GB’17, leveraged his Spider connections with investors across the country to help land the deal.

He spent 32 years as a human resources professional in the manufacturing sector.

Tamara Smith, GB’92, has been behind the ten years of the RVA Environmental Film Festival every step of the way.