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UNC Greensboro said yesterday that Vidyaranya Gargeya, a professor of information systems and operations management, has been named as the head of the masters of business administration program at the Bryan School of Business and Economics.
Gargeya had been the interim head of the MBA program since 2006. He has been at UNCG for 14 years, receiving honors that include the UNCG Alumni Teaching Excellence Award, the Bryan school’s Senior Faculty Teaching Excellence Award and the Bryan school’s MBA Association Faculty Award.
Gargeya received his doctorate degree in business administration from Georgia State University
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UNCG grads receive their diplomas
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro handed out about 1,000 diplomas Thursday at its December commencement. The ceremony was held at the Greensboro Coliseum.
The head of the schools MBA program delivered the commencement address.
Family and friends packed the coliseum. Many of them said a December ceremony is bonus to the holidays.
Im overwhelmed, said Evette Taylor. My niece, Latisha Tranell Wilkins, is graduating and Im here supporting her. I have my sister, my niece and my nephew here with me. Its overwhelming.
About 500 students who graduated in August were also able to attend the commencement ceremony.
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Santa Clara University's Part-Time MBA Program Named No. 14 by U.S. News
The part-time MBA program at Santa Clara Universitys Leavey School of Business is ranked No. 14 among the top MBA part-time programs in the country, and the programs graduates command top salaries nationally, according to U.S. News & World Report magazines annual Americas Best Graduate Schools issue that was released today.
Graduates of the 2006 part-time MBA program averaged $100,466 in base salary offers, making the program sixth in the nation among highest paid new graduates. Santa Clara University has been listed in the top 20 MBA programs
Chris Young Named President & General Manager of ITT's Space Systems Division
Mr. Young was named president and general manager of Space Systems Division on April 18, 2006. Previously, Young served as Vice President and Director for the divisions Commercial & Space Sciences group.
Young has spent his career with ITT, first joining the companys Aerospace Communications Division (A/CD) in 1982. After serving in a series of managerial and project engineering positions, he was named Director of Space Engineering for A/CD in 2001, where he was responsible for all space engineering activities, including process quality and process improvements. In 2003,
William Bray of The Bray Law Firm in Charlotte has been named an adjunct professor of sports law at UNC Charlotte, where he will instruct MBA students at the Belk College of Business in that school's new Sports MBA program.
Bray is a past chair of the Sports & Entertainment Law Section of the NC Bar Association, a 150-attorney organization dedicated to promoting the practice of sports and entertainment law in North Carolina. His practice consists of extensive work in NASCAR, where he represents teams and drivers in matters ranging from sponsorship to litigation.
The Sports MBA program at UNC
The Graduate Management Admission Council(R) (GMAC(R)) has announced the appointment of a vice president who will oversee all international operations. The Council also named a vice president for the European, Middle Eastern, and Africa regions as part of a significant expansion of the organizations international presence.
GMAC is an association of 160 top graduate business schools around the world and owner of the Graduate Management Admission Test(R) (GMAT(R)), used by more than 3,000 business programs worldwide.
Ramesh Thadani, a former senior executive with the American Red Cross and pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, has been named vice president of international operations and will be
The Joseph A. Butt, S.J., College of Business presents the Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) Open House for prospective M.B.A. students and law students interested in pursuing a joint J.D. and M.B.A., on Monday, November 5, from 6 to 8 p.m., in Multi-media Room 1 in the Monroe Library, Loyolas main campus. The open house is an information session for prospective M.B.A. students and is free to the public with an R.S.V.P.
Prospective M.B.A. students will have the opportunity to network with Loyolas M.B.A. faculty and current students at the opening reception. An informational session will follow the reception, with discussions
Holbrook named Eastern Bank chairman, CEO
Eastern Bank has named Richard E. Holbrook of Medfield as chairman and chief executive officer, the bank announced yesterday.
Holbrooks promotion completes a transition that began five years ago, when Stanley J. Lukowski announced his plan to retire as chairman and CEO at the end of 2006, according to a statement from the board of directors. Holbrook joined Eastern Bank in 1996 as its chief financial officer and was promoted to president in 2001.
Robert F. Rivers was elected president to succeed Holbrook. Both promotions were effective Jan. 1.
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Webster University named Trevor Barker director of its new global MBA program in the university's School of Business and Technology, the school announced Monday.
Webster said the 11-month, full-time program is the first truly global MBA, with nine-week terms at five international Webster campus locations - Leiden, the Netherlands; Geneva, Switzerland; Vienna, Austria; London; and Shanghai, China. Students spend the entire academic program in an international environment, fully immersed in the history, culture and business practices of these countries.
Barker most recently served in dual roles as a visiting faculty member at Regent's College in London, and project manager for
Morse loses finance head
Technology services group Morse is saying goodbye to its chief financial officer Stuart Cruickshank.
Cruickshank has resigned from the job and leaves the board of directors and the company with immediate effect.
Cruickshank joined Morse in July 2005. He was previously finance director at games company Eidos.
Morse director of finance Eric Dodd is filling the position in the interim.
A statement to the London Stock Exchange said: Eric is a chartered accountant with an MBA from the London Business School. Prior to joining the company in autumn 2005 he held senior financial management positions in GlaxoSmithKline, Whitbread and Marconi.
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FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., April 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Covansys Corporation , a global consulting and technology services company, today announced that G. Ravindran (Ravi) has joined Covansys as Senior Vice President and Head of Global Human Resources.
In this newly created position, Mr. Ravindran will be responsible for all human resources development functions as well as strategic initiatives involving employee recognition and retention, career development, performance measurement and compensation. He will be based in Chennai
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