Beroth Golf Tournament, in its 17th Year, Continues to Raise Funds to Support Walker
“We played golf, we raised money and we had a lot of fun – and that’s what it’s all about," said Winfield Beroth of this year's Appalachian State Scholarship Golf Classic, held September 16. Proceeds were awarded to administrators during halftime of the College of Business Football Game Day.
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Bowden Student-Managed Portfolio Outpacing the S&P
The Bowden Investment Group recently released its October report, which details how its portfolio has performed to that point. Though markers overall were down, the BIG is up.
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BB&T CEO Says Government, Lenders and Individuals Should Learn from Financial Mistakes
Recovery from last fall’s economic crisis remains slow. However, Kelly King, CEO of BB&T, sees a positive aspect to the chain of events precipitated by the sub prime mortgage industry meltdown, over-aggressive lending practices and other factors. King was the guest lecturer at the Harlan E. Boyles Distinguished CEO Lecture Series on Oct 5.
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Owners and Employees of Family-Owned Businesses Take Advice from Biltmore Estates CEO, Other Prominent Leaders
Family business owners from around North Carolina gathered Oct. 20 to hear advice from the CEO of one of the best-known family-run businesses in the state.
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Walker Grad/FBI Agent Working Insider Trading Case
The Oct. 21 issue of The Wall Street Journal shows a photo of alumna Diane Wehner, '00, working a case involving securities fraud and conspiracy.
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Appalachian Young Business Alumnus Shines
William Haugh, '04, is the new CEO at Logan Memorial Hospital in Russellville, Ken.
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Red Hat Chairman Visits Campus, Promotes Entrepreneurship
Matthew Szulik, chairman of Raleigh-based Red Hat, an open source software company, spoke to students and others attending the Annual Carole Moore McLeod Entrepreneur Summit in November. He encouraged students to be entrepreneurs and said there is no better time than now.
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