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Management Student Organizations
Georgia Tech has numerous business student organizations that provide opportunities for you to obtain leadership experience in management-related extracurricular activities. In these groups, you will also have the chance to build strong relationships with classmates, meet employers for job opportunities, and have fun.
Visit the Office of Student Involvement to:
- search all 400+ of the student organizations at Georgia Tech
- find helpful resources for running your organization or starting a new organization
Visit the College of Management Undergraduate Club Home Site
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AIESEC
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Promotes global understanding and leadership development through international internship exchange.
What AIESEC can do for YOU:
- International Internships (INDIA with Yamaha Motors Ltd., GERMANY with Nokia, GUATEMALA with ExxonMobil, and more!)
- Professional, Business, and Leadership Development
- Global Awareness
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Webpage
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http://www.aiesecgt.org |
President
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Amira Choueiki:
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Advisor
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Dr. John McIntyre
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Alpha Kappa Psi
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Nation's largest and oldest co-ed business fraternity, recognized as the “premier developer of principled business leaders”. Works to develop tomorrow’s business leaders on all facets of business through events for our members and the GT community.
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http://gtakpsi.com |
President
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Joel Feyereisen:
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Advisor
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Lauren McDow
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American Marketing Association
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Beta Gamma Sigma
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Beta Gamma Sigma, an International Honorary Society in Business, is an internationally recognized organization. Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest scholastic honor that a student in business and management can attain. The society provides valuable benefits for members on campus and throughout their professional lives. Beta Gamma Sigma members take advantage of the Society's programs as they advance throughout their career.
Georgia Tech Chapter website for Beta Gamma Sigma
Beta Gamma Sigma National Webpage
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College of Management Student Ambassadors
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Student Ambassadors are a dynamic team of leaders dedicated to serving the greater Georgia Tech College of Management community. By encouraging enthusiasm, commitment, and campus participation, ambassadors represent and promote the university to prospective students, guests, current students, and Alumni. Ambassadors work under the supervision of the Undergraduate Office at the College of Management. Their goal is to achieve the priorities set forth by Georgia Tech and the College of Management by creating a positive first and lasting impression.
Learn more about College of Management Building Tours
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Advisor
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Anne-Marie DeBacker
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Entrepreneur's Society
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Helps potential entrepreneurs to learn and succeed in business. |
President
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Jake Sisley
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Executive Round Table
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Executive Round Table is open to all undergraduate Georgia Tech Students, and helps students develop communication skills and networks with many companies.
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http://www.gtert.org |
President
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John Hanson:
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Advisor
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Joel Sokol |
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Undergraduate Financial Management Association
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The FMA at Georgia Tech unites students who are interested in Finance, while also encouraging Finance as a field of study at Georgia Tech. Every year, we host guest speakers with experience in fields such as Commercial Finance, Investment Banking, Corporate Finance, M&A etc. FMA also hosts an annual Stock Portfolio Challenge in the spring, as well as many other events on and off campus
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Website
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Undergraduate Financial Management Association Webpage |
President
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Tripp Norton:
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Advisor
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Dr. Jonathan Clarke
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Honorary Accounting Organization
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Student-run organization comprised of students who have an active interest in the accounting profession. Active organization that provides numerous networking opportunities with public accounting firms and corporations.
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Website
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http://cyberbuzz.gatech.edu/hao |
President
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Stuart Smith:
and Andrei Maximenko:
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Advisor
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Deborah Turner
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Information Technology Society
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Undergraduates Welcome! Technology has changed our lives and the way businesses function. In the 21st century, technology has become the single greatest factor that provides a competitive difference to companies operating in both the B2B and B2C space. Looking at it closely however, it is not just technology but how technology is employed to change the common problems faced in daily lives or by businesses. Who really charts the vision for technology? It’s the business professionals that understand the common problems and available tools that develop the future roadmap for technology. Our objective, as future business professionals, hence is to understand how technology can be leveraged to enhance the human experience. This is the goal behind setting up the Technology Club.
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President
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JR Crocker:
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Advisor
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Dr. Han Zhang
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Operations Management Society
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The purpose of the Operations Management Society (OMS) is to enhance the educational and professional growth of individuals who have an interest in the field of operations management. We are currently planning to accomplish this by marketing the strength of Georgia Tech's Operation Management programs, presenting distinguished professional speakers, plant tours, and sharing resources with other campus organizations.
http://mba.gatech.edu/clubs/ops/
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President
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Dylan Thomas:
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Advisor
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Mark Ferguson
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Ramblin' Wreck Real Estate Club
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The purpose of the RWRE is to:
- Promote awareness of the real estate industry to the community of Georgia Tech.
- Provide an outlet for students interested in real estate to exchange ideas and share experiences.
- Spearhead the efforts to include a real estate program at Georgia Tech and support it once established.
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President
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Nathan Davis:
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Advisor
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WJ Blane |
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SIFE: Students in Free Enterprise
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SIFE is an international non-profit organization that works with leaders in business and higher education to mobilize university students to make a difference in their communities while developing the skills to become socially responsible business leaders. Participating students form teams on their university campuses and apply business concepts to develop outreach projects that improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need. An annual series of regional and national competitions provides a forum for teams to present the results of their projects, and to be evaluated by business leaders serving as judges. National champion teams advance to the prestigious SIFE World Cup. In addition to the community aspect of the program, SIFE’s leadership and career initiatives create meaningful opportunities for learning and exchange among the participants as well as the placement of students and alumni with companies in search of emerging talent.
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Website
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http://sifegt.weebly.com
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Param Randhawa:
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Advisor
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Joel Cowan
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Society of Women in Business
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Provides opportunities for interaction between members and the professional community. Serves as a source of information and supports women in efforts to pursue higher levels of educational and professional achievement.
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Website
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http://cyberbuzz.gatech.edu/swib |
President
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Katie Mitchell:
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Advisor
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Deborah Turner
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Student Foundation
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The Georgia Tech Student Foundation (GTSF) awards grants to student organizations and students whose ideas or projects enhance Georgia Tech. Grants are funded from an endowment which presently totals near $850,000. Members of the GTSF are responsible for raising funds to increase the organization's endowment, overseeing a diverse portfolio in the stock market, and allocating the interest and dividends to worthy student projects. Officially founded on January 26, 1986, the GTSF was created by a $100,000 contribution from the late J. Erskine Love Jr. ME '49. The GTSF is one of the few collegiate foundations in the country that is solely operated by students, including the development, investment, and allocation of funds
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Website
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http://www.gtsf.gatech.edu |
President
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Nicole Anne Thomas:
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Advisor
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Cami Dettmer
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Student Foundation Investments Committee
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The Investments Committee manages the endowment of the Georgia Tech Student Foundation. At roughly $740,000, it is the largest student run endowment in the nation. Investments Committee manages the portfolio, decides where to invest the endowment, and grows the endowment to enable more student funding. Our mission statement is to increase the endowment’s value and spread the knowledge of finance amongst our peers.
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Website
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http://www.gtsf.gatech.edu |
Contact
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Matt Wood (Senior Financial Director):
Avrine Roy (Senior Managing Director):
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TechMasters
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TechMasters offers a positive program and an encouraging setting that makes it possible for every member to grow and reach his/her full potential in public speaking.
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Website
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http://www.techmasters.gatech.edu/ |
President
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Vanessa Keel:
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Undergraduate Consulting Club
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The UCC's mission is to increase awareness of the consulting industry within the Georgia Tech community, equip students with the skill set required to enter the industry and serve as the primary channel of communication between the Georgia Tech student body and firms in the consulting industry.
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Website
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http://www.ucc.gatech.edu |
President
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Raahi Kapadia:
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Advisor
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Alan Flury
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Start a new business club
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Want to start a new Business Club at the College of Management?
- Click HERE to view information and tips on starting a new organization at Georgia Tech
- E-mail
at the College of Management for advice and further information
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