2010 Evening MBA Program

T H E B U S I N E S S S C H O O L AT G E O R G I A T E C H

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Georgia Tech College of Management & Technology Square

6Georgia Tech’s Evening MBA

10Curriculum

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Exceptional Opportunities

19Jones MBA Career Center

22Prestigious Faculty

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Application & Admissions

30Georgia Tech Family & Friends

33Evening MBA at a Glance

As a student in our MBA program’s Evening format, you’ll soon be able to start applying the principles learned in the classroom to the challenges you face at work. Many students find their education opens doors to significant professional advancement and new business opportunities.

Our College thrives at the intersection of business and technology. Here you’ll learn to leverage technology for competitive advantage, and you’ll gain the global perspective you need to succeed both at home and abroad.

Georgia Tech MBA students learn from the best. Our faculty members are highly esteemed for both their teaching and research, and many professors have extensive consulting and industry experience.

Capitalizing on Georgia Tech’s strengths in entrepreneurship and innovation, our MBA curriculum stresses teamwork, diversity, and innovative solutions to actual problems. Also central to our mission is a strong focus on ethics and environmentally friendly, sustainable business practices.

Thanks to the College’s location in Technology Square, you’ll be learning in the heart of Atlanta’s high-tech business community — just steps away from great career opportunities. All around, engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs are working together to move cutting-edge research from the lab to the marketplace.

We encourage you to visit our distinctive learning community to see what sets us apart.

STEVE SALBUDean, College of Management

Stephen P. Zelnak Jr. Chairholder

Message from the Dean

These are exciting times to be at Georgia Tech College of Management. We are well on our way to making the College the world’s preeminent business school for management and technology. We hope you’ll consider joining us.

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An entrepreneurial spirit pervades the campus as students and faculty in all disciplines collaborate on moving research from the lab to the marketplace. These relationships move Georgia Tech MBA students beyond a traditional business education, enhancing their ability to think critically and stay ahead of the competition in a fast-evolving global economy.

In 2003, Georgia Tech College of Management became the cornerstone of Technology Square, a state-of-the-art, multi-building complex in Midtown Atlanta— the heart of the city’s high-tech business community.

Technology Square encompasses education, economic development, research, and hospitality. Just a few of the College’s neighbors include the Global Learning Center, Advanced Technology Development Center, and the Enterprise Innovation Institute.

Day or night, Technology Square is an exciting place to be. Evening MBA students are especially enriched by a classroom environment filled with rising professionals from a wide variety of leading companies and innovative startups.

Georgia Tech College of Management & Technology SquareCreating a new standard in business education

Georgia Tech College of Management draws its distinction from its roots in a world-renowned technical research university. Georgia Institute of Technology is recognized as one of the world’s leaders in technology and academic excellence. 3

Yogi R. Patel, PharmD

Focus Areas: Finance and Marketing

Director, Business Development ALTEA THERAPEUTICS CORPORATION

“The Georgia Tech MBA program is providing the perfect bridge to where I want to go in my career. I was drawn to this program because of its reputation for excellence and focus on emerging trends in technology and business. My academic experience has been greatly enriched by the many perspectives provided by classmates from diverse backgrounds. I’m gaining the skills I need to excel in today’s global marketplace.”

Georgia Tech’s Evening MBATake your career to the next level

Georgia Tech College of Management is internationally known for excellence in management education. Through our business school’s Evening MBA program, you will strengthen your understanding of the social, environmental, political and international factors shaping the global marketplace of today and tomorrow.

The Evening MBA format combines our nationally ranked Full-time MBA curriculum with the flexibility to complete your degree at your own pace.

Allowing you to continue working while earning your degree, the Evening MBA program offers you the same advantages enjoyed by our Full-time students, including:

• An innovative curriculum that provides you with a solid foundation in all functional areas of business and emphasizes global, technology and entrepreneurial perspectives.

• A degree from an institution recognized worldwide. Georgia Tech’s MBA program is consistently ranked among the nation’s best business schools and part of an academic institution that’s respected globally.

• Classes held on main campus in Midtown Atlanta, offering you numerous educational, professional, and social opportunities.

• Networking opportunities through a close-knit program enhancing your relationships with classmates and faculty from diverse professional backgrounds.

• Access to an experienced career services team to help you enhance your personal growth, develop a career plan, and refine your job search skills.

• Prestigious professors who are renowned for their teaching, industry knowledge and research.

Flexible and Convenient Class Scheduling

Classes are offered Monday through Thursday evenings beginning at 6 p.m. and meet once per week. You choose the number of courses based on your schedule. Students taking two courses each semester will complete the program in approximately three years.

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ViViAn JohnSon MBA 2009

Aeronautical Engineer, LOCKHEED MARTIN AERONAUTICS COMPANY

“ I chose Georgia Tech’s Evening MBA program because of the numerous opportunities to develop my managerial and leadership skills. I am now better at integrating my knowledge and skills with other individuals from different backgrounds and areas of expertise.”

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“Class case discussions have taught me to think more strategically about real-world problems that I have encountered at work. I now feel that I am able to contribute more with long-term, strategic solutions. The MBA program has given me much more confidence in my business skills. I feel like I better understand the way my company operates as a whole, which is making me more successful at my job.”

JACQUELinE hEARnS Focus Area: Organizational Behavior

Regional Consultant URS CORPORATION

MBA CurriculumPreparing you for new heights

Georgia Tech’s MBA program helps you take your career to the next level. Stressing teamwork, Tech’s MBA courses emphasize global and entrepreneurial perspectives.

MBA Core Courses (15 courses - 30 semester hours)

MBA core courses provide a solid academic foundation in the various functional areas of business, preparing you for your elective coursework. Some core courses may be waived based on past academic work, professional work experience, or a waiver exam. If you qualify to waive a course, you will replace that course with an elective.

COURSE NAME HOUR(S)

Analytical Tools for Decision Support 3

Business Communications 1

Business Ethics 1

Financial Accounting 1.5

Financial Management 3

Information Technology Management 2

Integrative Management Experience 1

Leadership & Organizational Behavior 3

Legal Environment of Business 2

Macroeconomic Environment of Business 1.5

Managerial Accounting 1.5

Managerial Economics 1.5

Marketing Management 3

Operations Management 3

Strategic Management 2

TOTAL HOURS 30

Course information is subject to change. For descriptions, please visit https://oscar.gatech.edu and select Georgia Tech Course Catalog.

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STEVEn LUSTiGMBA 2009

Senior Manager, Operations, LSI CORPORATION

“ When I looked at opportunities for career advancement as a manager, it became clear that an MBA would be essential. Georgia Tech’s overall technology orientation provided an excellent backdrop for my needs. I gained the skills to assess issues holistically. My education has helped me understand company acquisitions, make business decisions, and provide critical analysis of potential actions.”

Communication Skills

According to The Wall Street Journal, 98 percent of CEOs put communication skills at the top of the list as a necessary ingredient for business success. The development of interpersonal skills through personal interaction in group projects and small classes is as much a part of the MBA experience as the academic course work.

All Georgia Tech MBA students are required to complete a core course focused on developing written, verbal, and presentation skills.

ELECTIVE AREAS INCLUDE:

•Accounting

•Entrepreneurship

•Finance

•information Technology Management

• international Business

•Marketing

•operations Management

•organizational Behavior

•Strategic Management

Electives (24 hours)

Business problems seldom have narrow boundaries, and they affect many areas of an enterprise. In turn, solutions often require the teamwork of cross-functional groups from information technology and marketing to finance and operations. Once you master the basics of the functional areas of business, your studies will emphasize collaboration and cross-disciplinary perspectives.

You will choose 24 hours of graduate management electives (eight courses) related to your career goals, including one international elective. Electives may be taken in any combination of areas to meet your professional and personal goals.

The electives you select may be interdisciplinary rather than segmented along traditional departmental lines. For example, you could build a concentration completely within one area, or select multiple areas within the College of Management.

One of the many benefits of Georgia Tech’s MBA program is flexibility. We encourage you to think creatively to devise a program of study that will best meet your long-term professional goals. Graduate Office staff are happy to advise you in developing your own unique concentration.

Randy SteeleFocus Area: Operations Management

Field Service Engineer SIEMENS

“As an Evening MBA student, you have access to numerous networking, social, and educational activities outside of the classroom. Various clubs and guest speakers supplement the learning experience, while students also enjoy football games, golf outings and special events such as the crawfish boil and spring banquet. There’s never a shortage of opportunities for involvement.”

Exceptional opportunitiesBroadening the scope of student learning

iMPACT Speaker Series

Now in its ninth year, the weekly IMPACT Speaker Series continues to live up to its name, bringing a heavy-hitting lineup of notable business executives, high-tech entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and intellectual leaders to the College. The series is increasingly popular as a learning and networking opportunity for Georgia Tech students, alumni, and members of the Atlanta business community.

Trading Floor

Wall Street now intersects with Technology Square, where the College of Management’s high-tech, $1 million trading floor prepares students for careers in investment banking and financial services. Featuring 54 dual-display computers as well as electronic stock information on the walls, the 2,000 square-foot trading floor is equipped to train students to use the financial analysis and electronic trading tools used by professional brokerage firms.

Georgia Tech’s institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship

Georgia Tech’s Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship (ILE), housed in the College of Management, helps students develop leadership, initiative, influence, and other “soft” skills that employers say MBAs need to improve upon.

ILE bridges units across Georgia Tech to enhance the options available to those who wish to better prepare for the challenges of leadership in a complex, global market. MBAs have the opportunity to study the latest leadership research and form their own perspectives on what makes an effective leader. ILE also builds into the MBA curriculum such topics as values-based leadership, social entrepreneurship, and global leadership for change and uncertainty.

SOME NOTABLE IMPACT SPEAKERS FEATURED IN RECENT YEARS INCLUDE:

• Warren Buffett, chairman and CEo, Berkshire hathaway

• Al Gore, 45th vice president of the United States

• Thomas L. Friedman, columnist for The New York Times and best-selling author, The World Is Flat

• Bernie Marcus, founder of The home Depot

• Jack Welch, former chairman and CEo, General Electric

2007 iMPACT Speaker Al Gore

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Financial Analysis Lab

Since 2002, the Financial Analysis Lab has published numerous financial reports and attracted hundreds of online subscribers for its unbiased stock market research studies. Often, the published reports are covered by major financial publications, including The Wall Street Journal, CFO, BusinessWeek, and Forbes. Subscribers include such money management firms as Fidelity Investments and Morgan Stanley, hedge funds, commercial banks, and financial journalists. Students also find the Lab’s work to be a valuable educational resource.

Town hall Meetings

Through Town Hall meetings, MBA students have a venue to make suggestions or ask questions related to any area of the MBA program. This open-forum style meeting allows College of Management administrators and MBA student officers to regularly interact and discuss ongoing topics.

Global Consultancy Project

This semester-long elective course is designed to give students both industry and international consulting experience. Students are assigned projects for international companies at the start of the course. During spring break, students travel overseas to meet with these companies. Previous classes have visited Costa Rica, Denmark, Ireland, Japan, and Singapore. The countries vary from year to year.

Graduate Evening Management Students

As a Georgia Tech MBA student, you are automatically a lifetime member of Graduate Evening Management Students (GEMS). Through networking opportunities, professional clubs, and social events, GEMS offers a variety of leadership roles and avenues for you to be involved with fellow Evening and Full-time MBA students, College faculty and administrators, and the business community. You are encouraged to get involved in several aspects of GEMS, because opportunities outside of the classroom are just as important to getting the total MBA experience as academics.

Trading Floor

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“ I am highly impressed with the Jones MBA Career Center staff. They have a vested interest to ensure that students achieve their career goals, and they make themselves very accessible. Their structured approach for developing skills outside of the classroom helps students reach their desired career goals. I believe that my Georgia Tech MBA will distinguish me from my colleagues and supply me with the know-how and resources to take my career to the next level.”

MiChAEL KRUEGERFocus Area: Strategic Management

Lead Financial Analyst AT&T

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Jones MBA Career Centerhelping you achieve your goals

Georgia Tech’s MBA students are strong and successful competitors in the regional and national job markets. They are recruited by firms from a broad range of industries for positions offering opportunities for professional and personal growth and advancement.

The College of Management’s Jones MBA Career Center is a state-of-the-art facility that has won rave reviews from the corporate recruiting community. It includes 14 technology-rich interview rooms, all with Internet access (two with video conferencing capabilities).

Planning your career path is a process of continual discovery. The Jones MBA Career Center offers a

variety of services to help you enhance your personal growth, refine your career strategy, develop your action plan, and sharpen your job search skills.

In addition to helping students find new jobs, the Jones MBA Career Center offers seminars on how Evening students can advance within their current companies.

KAThERinE ChiUFocus Areas:

Information Technology Management and International Business

Program Manager IBM

“The professors have a wide range of knowledge and really challenge me to think differently. Additionally, I appreciate the viewpoints of my classmates who come from a broad range of backgrounds and industries. Learning takes place both inside and outside of the classroom.”

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Prestigious Faculty Bringing practical experience into the classroomGeorgia Tech MBA students are taught by faculty members who are world-renowned for their teaching and research. They are highly accessible and practice an interactive learning approach. Many professors are consultants to national and international organizations, serving in roles that enable them to pragmatically assess the strengths and limitations of theory and research within the ever-changing business world.

For a full list of faculty, visit http://mgt.gatech.edu.

Samuel Bond

Assistant Professor of Marketing

Georgia Tech College of Management works hard to recruit top rising talent like Samuel Bond into the school’s constellation of faculty stars.

Bond’s professional background in both mortgage banking and psychological research enriches his current focus on consumer behavior and decision making.

He studies how consumer choices reflect a combination of both “intuitive” and “rational” types of cognitive processing, as well as topics including brand attitudes. His growing body of research has been published in such leading journals as Management Science.

Marco Ceccagnoli

Assistant Professor of Strategic Management

Winner of international awards for his research, Marco Ceccagnoli is expert at teaching such subjects as strategic management, technology strategy, and industrial organization.

Previously a faculty member at INSEAD in France before joining Georgia Tech in 2005, Ceccagnoli focuses his research on the economics and management of innovation and intellectual property.

His many published papers have appeared in the Journal of Industrial Economics and Strategic Management Journal, among others.

Jonathan Clarke

Associate Professor of Finance

Recognized for his excellent teaching, Jonathan Clarke takes a personal interest in his students, frequently offering career advice and corporate connections.

Holder of the Mills B. Lane Professorship in Banking, Clarke has fast become a leading expert in his field. Specializing in corporate finance and market microstructure, he is a popular presenter at national and international conferences, and he frequently publishes his research in such prestigious publications as the Journal of Financial Economics and Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.

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Saby Mitra

Associate Professor of Information Technology Management

Saby Mitra is a member of the College’s leadership team. Faculty director of the Executive MBA in Management of Technology, he is excited about sharing his vast knowledge with Evening MBA students.

His current research interests include the economic impacts of information technology, IT outsourcing, disaster recovery and business continuity, electronic commerce, and communication network design. Holder of the William H. Anderson II Professorship, Mitra has published in such key journals as IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, INFORMS Journal on Computing, and Journal of Management Information Systems.

Christina Shalley

Professsor of Organizational Behavior

Honored for her teaching skills numerous times over the years, Christina Shalley was one of only six women faculty members at Georgia Tech selected in 2006 to receive National Science Foundation ADVANCE Professorships. Awarded to one woman at each

of Georgia Tech’s Colleges, the five-year professorships include $200,000 for each recipient to use for research and leadership activities that advance women at the Institute.

Shalley has served as chair of the College of Management’s PhD program, led numerous workshops on work/life balance, and worked with several companies on such issues as motivation, creativity, communication, conflict management, and negotiation. Shalley’s research, which focuses on enhancing creativity in the workplace, has appeared in such leading journals as the Academy of Management Journal and Academy of Management Review, among many others.

Ravi Subramanian

Assistant Professor of Operations Management

Ravi Subramanian is one of several young faculty members who are helping lead the integration of sustainable, environmentally friendly business practices throughout the curriculum.

His research focuses on the interface between business operations and the environment with an emphasis on strategic managerial responses to market-based and goal-based environmental policies.

He also studies the market for remanufactured products and the link between firms’ environmental performance and market valuation.

His work has appeared in such journals as Manufacturing and Service Operations Management and Production and Operations Management, and he won a Rich Foundation Grant for Business Ethics Curriculum Development. He is also winner of the College’s 2009 James F. Frazier Jr. Award for Teaching Excellence.

Deborah Turner

Associate Professor of Accounting

Through the years, Deborah Turner has been honored numerous times for her teaching and contributions to the accounting profession. She remains devoted to students long after they complete her classes, serving as a valued mentor and advisor to many alumni of the College’s degree programs.

Turner has designed programs or consulted for such companies as GE, Hewlett-Packard, Dell Computers, and The Home Depot. Holder of the A.J. and Lynne Land Professorship, she has twice won the American Woman’s Society of Certified Public Accountants’ award for outstanding contributions to accounting literature.

“What solidified my decision to enroll was going through the application process. I never once felt like a number or a statistic as I did with other schools I was interested in. I knew from my initial contact with the school that this was the place I wanted to be. It felt like being welcomed into a new extended family.”

STEVE KLEinFocus Areas: Supply Chain and Operations Management

Manager - Pricing Analytics THE HOME DEPOT

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Application & Admissions Making a great career move

The information you include in your application assists the MBA Admissions Committee in evaluating your potential for success in graduate studies and as a business leader. Make sure that your application provides a strong picture of you and your qualifications for admission to the program.

Admission is a competitive process, and we carefully review all

facets of your application. We welcome applicants with accredited

bachelor’s degrees from all academic backgrounds. Our goal is to

provide an enriching academic environment. We look for individuals

who are likely to both benefit from and enhance a diverse and

interesting class.

Current students know that there is really no substitute for visiting

the Georgia Tech campus to personally see all that the Evening MBA

program, Georgia Tech, and Midtown Atlanta have to offer.

The Georgia Tech MBA Admissions Office hosts periodic

information sessions at the College of Management and other

locations around Atlanta.

Visit our website at http://mgt.gatech.edu /EveningMBA

for details on upcoming events, to request a campus/class visit,

and to submit an application.

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Application Deadline

Spring 2010 October 1, 2009

Fall 2010 May 1, 2010

Note: New students cannot begin the program during the summer term, but summer courses will be available for enrolled students.

Education Prerequisites

• Accredited bachelor’s degree

• Satisfactory grade in a college-level calculus course (not required for admission, but required before classes start)

Tuition & Fees

The following estimates are applicable for the 2009-10 academic year:

Georgia resident

Tuition: $727 per semester hour

Fees: $718 per semester (four or more credit hours) or $275 per semester (less than four credit hours)

non-resident

Tuition: $1299 per semester hour

Fees: $718 per semester (four or more credit hours) or $275 per semester (less than four credit hours)

Note: The 2009-10 academic year includes the fall 2009 and spring/summer 2010 semesters. Tuition and fees are subject to change after any academic term.

Financial Aid

MBA students may be eligible for education loans. To learn more about graduate financial aidand loan programs, contact Georgia Tech’s Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid at404.894.4160 or visit http://www.finaid.gatech.edu/graduate.

Application Requirements

• Online application (including $50 application fee, essays)

• Academic transcripts

• Official GMAT score

• Official TOEFL score (if applicable)

• Resume

• Three letters of recommendation

• Interviews (by invitation only)

DiAnA oRREGo-MooREFocus Areas: Operations Management and Strategic Management

Supply Chain Manager THE HOME DEPOT

“ I am gaining the experience I need to help me move forward with my career. I have entered a network of professionals with whom I can share professional experiences, allowing me to keep growing after graduation. My peers in the program are impressive, and the College also boasts many distinguished alumni who’ve reached high levels within their organizations.”

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Georgia Tech Family & Friends Making Connections

Our growing family of 100,000-plus Georgia Tech alumni continues to build lasting relationships with one another long after they leave campus. Through this network, Georgia Tech alumni can be found on every continent. The College of Management is fortunate to have many alumni and friends who actively support the College by serving on the school’s Advisory Board:

Christopher S. AlexanderIM 1970Chairman, President and CEO (retired)Hypercom Corporation

Robert A. AnclienIM 1969, MS IM 1970General PartnerLiberty Land Group LLC

Kelly H. BarrettIMGT 1986Vice President, Internal AuditThe Home Depot

Richard L. BergmarkIMGT 1975Executive Vice President and Chief Financial OfficerCore Laboratories

Arthur O. BrannenIMGT 1973PresidentBrannen Development Company

Neil K. BravermanIM 1960Consultant (retired)Kimberly-Clark Corporation

C. Richard CrutchfieldIM 1969Executive Vice President (retired)Equifax Incorporated

C. Peyton DayIMGT 1983Chairman and CEODay Hospitality Group

Stephen M. DeedyIMGT 1981Managing DirectorAlix Partners, LLC

Christopher C. DemetreeIMGT 1986PartnerValue Plus Ventures

Joseph W. EvansIM 1971Managing PrincipalBankers’ Capital Group LLC

Thomas A. FanningIMGT 1979, MS IMGT 1980Executive Vice President and Chief Operating OfficerThe Southern Company

Terry A. GrahamIM 1969 Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer (retired)Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company

W. Daniel HeidtIM 1963Executive Vice President (retired)Boeing

Robert E. HollanderIM 1969President (retired)Brand Sense Partners, LLC

Lawrence P. HuangBMGT 1973Chief Executive OfficerRadical North America

Dennis H. James Jr.MGT 1992CEOInternational Media Technologies

W. Mansfield JenningsIM 1956ChairmanComSouth Corporation

Gary T. JonesGMGT 1971Senior Managing Director (retired),Credit Suisse First Boston;Professor of the Practice,Georgia Tech

N. Richard KalikowIM 1964PresidentManchester Real Estate

C. Whitney KnollIM 1970Senior Managing DirectorHFF

Alan J. LacyIMGT 1975Vice Chairman (retired)Sears Holdings Corporation

William F. Law Jr.IM 1958ChairmanColliers Spectrum Cauble

Jack O. McMillan Jr.IMGT 1977CEO (retired)TechBridge

Cooper Mills, Jr.IM 1968Managing DirectorSunTrust Robinson Humphrey

Bryan T. MossIM 1962President (retired)Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

Michael A. NealIMGT 1975Vice ChairmanGeneral Electric Company

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Gregory J. OwensIMGT 1982President, CEO and ChairmanIronPlanet

Dennis M. PattersonGMGT 1971Chairman and CEO State Bank and Trust Company

Lewis A. Patterson IIIIM 1968Chief Executive OfficerBPU Associates, LLC

Antonio T. PereMGT 1988Presidente EjecutivoAliance S.A.

Dierk M. ReuterMS AE 1987, PhD AE 1989

John P. RhodesIMGT 1984

David P. RowlandIMGT 1983Senior Vice President of FinanceAccenture

Ernest Scheller Jr.IM 1952ChairmanSilberline Manufacturing Company

Rich SpeerGMGT 1970CEOSpeer & Associates

Karen C. ThurmanIMGT 1982PartnerFrazier & Deeter

Terry A. TindelGMGT 1972Executive Vice President (retired)Vodafone Americas

Chris A. VerlanderIM 1970Senior Vice President, Corporate DevelopmentAssociated Industries of Florida

Edwin A. Wahlen Jr.IM 1970Managing PartnerCGW Southeast Management Company

John R. WellsIMGT 1984Senior Vice PresidentAmericas Floorcoverings

Stephen P. Zelnak Jr.IM 1969Chairman, CEO and PresidentMartin Marietta Materials

EMERITUS

Charlie W. BradyIM 1957Chairman (retired),INVESCO

A.J. Land Jr.IM 1960CEO,Pope-Land Enterprises

Julian LeCrawIM 1952President (retired),Julian LeCraw & Company

James P. PooleIM 1942President (retired),Employer Employee Security Plans

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Class Profile (as of Spring 2009)

Total Enrollment: 158 students

Average GMAT score: 622

Middle 80% GMAT score range: 550-720

Average undergraduate GPA: 3.2

Average work experience: 6.25 years

Average age: 29

Female: 22%

U.S. minority: 30%

International: 12%

Undergraduate Degrees:

Engineering/Computer Science: 51%

Business/Economics: 36%

Humanities/Social Sciences: 8%

Mathematics/Physical Sciences: 5%

Learn More and Apply Online

Visit: http://mgt.gatech.edu /EveningMBA

• Find out more in-depth program information

• Sign up to receive program updates and deadline reminders via email

• Register for an Information Session

• Request a campus and class visit

• Submit your application

Contact Us

MBA Graduate Office Georgia Tech College of Management 800 West Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 302 Atlanta, GA 30308

404.894.8722 phone 404.894.4199 fax mba@mgt.gatech.edu

Evening MBA at a Glance

Student Corporate Connections

Accenture AcuityAdvanced StrategiesAltea TherapeuticsAmdocsApto SolutionsAT&TAtlanta BravesAtlanta Foods InternationalBechtel CommunicationsCambia SecurityCardioMEMSCNNThe Coca-Cola CompanyCrestron ElectronicsDelta Air Lines

Enercon ServicesFair IsaacFeld EntertainmentGEGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia-PacificGMAC Financial ServicesThe Home DepotIBMIngersoll RandInterContinental Hotels GroupLockheed Martin CorporationLSI CorporationMarriott InternationalMcDonald’s CorporationMcKesson

Newell RubbermaidNorth HighlandOraclePaul, Hastings, Janofsky & WalkerPurchasing PowerRBC BankReed Business InformationSAPShaw IndustriesSiemensSunTrust BanksTurner Broadcasting SystemUPSURS CorporationWeather ChannelYamaha Motor Corporation

Partial list of organizations represented by students and alumni of Georgia Tech’s Evening MBA program.

The statements in this viewbook are for informational purposes only and should not be construed as the basis of a contract between a student and this institution. We reserve the right to change any provision listed in this viewbook, including but not limited to academic requirements for graduation, without actual notice to individual students. In case of any divergence from or conflict with the Bylaws or Policies of the Board of Regents, the official Bylaws and Policies of the Board of Regents shall prevail. This institution is in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and does not discriminate on the bases of race, creed, color, or national origin, and is also in compliance with the provisions of Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, which prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex.

Copyright 2009 | Georgia Tech College of Management | An equal education and employment opportunity institution

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