Emory hires first African-American woman to lead top business school By Caroline Fairchild May 19, 2014 Emory University recently announced Erika Hayes James will lead

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Date: 2014-05-21 14:40:42 Emory University Master of Business Administration Education Harvard Business School Higher education Academia Jeffrey Sonnenfeld Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management The Washington Campus Goizueta Business School Nitin Nohria		Emory hires first African-American woman to lead top business school By Caroline Fairchild May 19, 2014 Emory University recently announced Erika Hayes James will lead Add to Reading List Source URL: phdproject.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 122,44 KB Share Document on Facebook

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