New ‘Expert Insights’ series brings industry leaders to VCU School of Business
Sponsored by Universal Corporation, the four-part program will explore corporate culture, technology, sustainability and entrepreneurship and innovation in business.
Students | Spring ’26 Business Internship & Career Fair – Day 2
New employers, new opportunities — explore internships and careers on Day 2 of the Spring 2026 VCU Business Internship & Career Fair.
Students | Spring ’26 Business Internship & Career Fair – Day 1
Meet employers, explore open roles and make meaningful connections at Day 1 of the Spring 2026 VCU Business Internship & Career Fair.
The Human + AI Era: Navigating AI’s Role in Business, Technology, and Art
Join us for an enlightening panel discussion on the transformative impact of artificial intelligence in the business, technology and art worlds.
Expert Insights: Corporate Culture
Join William J. Groves, II, president and CEO of New Horizon Bank, for the second Expert Insights session on building a growth mindset culture as a new CEO.
Expert Insights: Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility
Join Paul C. Harris of Huntington Ingalls Industries (parent company of Newport News Shipbuilding) for the kickoff of Expert Insights, exploring corporate sustainability and responsibility in today’s business world.
Meet the 2024–25 Snead Scholars
Six recent VCU Business graduates were honored as the top students in their departments. We spoke with three about how they got here — and what comes next.
Strategize, present, win: VCU Business students participate in sixth annual Business Analytics & AI Challenge
Sponsored by Altria and hosted by the VCU Departments of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management and Analytics, the competition challenged students to develop innovative business solutions for a chance to win up to $3,500.
Presence and purpose: VCU Business celebrates the Class of 2025
At commencement, keynote speakers offered not just advice, but honesty and perspective.
VCU Executive MBA program bonds colleagues at work
Eleven years apart, one degree helped Brooke Hughes and Noah Reichel speak the same language.