Ron Lewis (FIN '17) works with the Academy Group in Chicago, which exposes young people from underserved communities to economics, entrepreneurship, design thinking, technology, and justice.
Making mental healthcare easily accessible to anyone is what led Rima Seiilova-Olson (MSTM ’10) to become co-founder of Kintsugi Mindful Wellness, talk therapy software that combines machine learning and voice journaling to tackle stress, anxiety, depression and loss.
Gies College of Business alumna Kelly Loeffler (BA '92) has been appointed to the US Senate. When Loeffler is sworn in, she will become the second female senator in Georgia history.
iVenture Accelerator Director Manu Edakara and leaders from iVenture-supported startups MakerGirl, Cast21, and Optivolt Labs received this year’s coveted honor, which recognizes innovators under the age of 30 across 20 industries who are “changing the world forever.”
Chirantan “CJ” Desai (MBA and Masters in CS ‘95) feels fortunate to be part of this journey that might never have gotten started without that first scholarship and the support he received at Illinois.
Gies College of Business Dean Jeffrey R. Brown joined more than 60 business school deans, CEOs, and industry leaders from across the United States in urging the federal government to make major changes to the nation’s immigration policy.
John Byrne, founder and editor-in-chief of Poets&Quants, visited Gies College of Business to learn about our undergraduate experience, online programs, and much more.
Illinois Corporate Innovation (ICI) Roundtables include a series of discussions in Chicago between Illinois faculty and leading executives in Chicago to help lead the way into the future of business.
