The Dean’s Leadership Series, the Belk College’s new online series, focused on the impact of COVID-19 on commercial real estate with a panel of Charlotte-based real estate leaders on Thursday, Oct. 15.
Here are four takeaways from the session.
The Belk College of Business will honor four alumni and friends for their accomplishments, service and dedication to the college during the 2020 Belk College Alumni Awards on Nov. 11.
The sixth annual Belk College Alumni Awards ceremony, sponsored by the Belk College Alumni Council, will be broadcast ...
Belk College of Business faculty researchers were featured by UNC Charlotte as being at the forefront of studying tenets of ethical leadership to foster better decision-making skills.
Just in time for the 2020 elections, Belk College of Business Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) candidate Kim Harris has launched a new voter outreach website.
Two Belk College of Business students and a recent graduate have been named to the Charlotte Inno’s 2020 “Under 25” list of young tech leaders.
These “most promising and notable entrepreneurs”...
Business Niner Lauren Martin has gone above and beyond during her time with the Belk College of Business.
Martin, a junior majoring in marketing and supply chain management, completed an internship this summer with Zuryc, a Charlotte-based business technology provider. She says the internship not only helped her discover her passion...
The Belk College of Business launched the Dean’s Leadership Series on Monday, Sept. 28, with a conversation on Leading on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion featuring a panel four Charlotte business leaders.
Here are four takeaways from the event:
In July, the Childress Klein Center for Real Estate (CKCRE) welcomed its new director, Dr. Yongqiang Chu.
Chu, who joined the Belk College of Business in 2018, will...
Liz Ward ‘14, a graduate of the Belk College’s Master of Science in Real Estate program, has recently opened Give Impact, an independent advisory services firm that focuses on solutions for ...
The new year could bring a resurgence for North Carolina’s economy, which took a historic hit this spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to John Connaughton, director of the Barings/UNC Charlotte Economic Forecast.
"While 2021 represents the first full year of the economic comeback from the COVID-19 recession, it is likely to take until early 2022...
