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Management, Marketing, and Supply Chain Management

Management emphasizes the integrative nature of the management discipline in planning, organizing, directing, and controlling contemporary profit and non-profit organizations. Marketing and Supply Chain Management are two critical areas of business that drive customer engagement with a company or organization.

The Management program includes general management, leadership, human resources, management science, and strategic management to provide the student with modern analytic concepts, tools, and techniques that can be used as aids to managerial decision-making. The impacts of the international environment, social responsibilities of managers, and career opportunities for management graduates receive special attention across the broad range of management courses. Various teaching methods are used in an effort to bring reality to classroom considerations of relevant business problems.

Marketing is the dynamic life-blood of every organization. Our marketing curriculum involves a comprehensive study of the basic concepts, techniques, and tools for developing marketing strategies and marketing programs. Students are prepared to help organizations decide which consumer groups to serve and which product and services to produce, and to set appropriate levels of promotional effort, pricing, and other considerations in generating sales.

Metro Atlanta is one of the most important global logistics centers in the U.S. The region's growth in supply chain management is due to its strong cluster of corporate headquarters that demand efficient supply chain services, vital southeast geographic location, and robust infrastructure. From highways to rails to the frequency of flights, combined with an outstanding capital ecosystem, Atlanta is uniquely positioned for supply chain technology innovation and talent acquisition.

Kimberly Johnson Headshot

Dr. Kimberly Johnson
 Professor of Management and Department Chair, Management, Marketing and Supply Chain Management

Ari Adams Headshot

Ms. Arianne Adams
 Lecturer of Management

Everod Davis Headshot

Dr. Everod Davis
Assistant Professor of Management 

Linda “Joie” Hain

Dr. Linda “Joie” Hain
Associate Professor of Marketing

Craig Hill Headshot

Dr. Craig Hill
Professor of  Supply Chain Management and Charles S. Conklin Endowed Chair in Supply Chain Management

Carin Lightner-Laws Headshot

Dr. Carin Lightner-Laws
Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management Director, Center for Supply Chain Management

Keith Miller

Dr. Keith Miller
 Professor of Management and Associate Dean 

Lawrence Menter

Dr. Lawrence Menter
Senior Lecturer of Business Ethics & Law

Kamran Moghaddam

Dr. Kamran Moghaddam
 Professor of Supply Chain Management

George Nakos Headshot

Dr. George Nakos
 Professor of Marketing 

Mario Norman Headshot

Dr. Mario Norman
 Professor of Marketing 

Leon Prieto Headshot

Dr. Leon Prieto
 Professor of Management, Assistant Dean for Community Partnership and Engagement, and Director, Center for Social Innovation and Sustainable Entrepreneurship

Stacy Reynolds Headshot

Dr. Stacey Reynolds
Assistant Professor of Management

Dr. Melva Robertson Headshot

Dr. Melva Robertson
Assistant Professor of Management

Md Rokonuzzaman

Dr. Md Rokonuzzamon
Assistant Professor of Marketing

Margaret Thompson

Dr. Margaret Thompson
Professor of Management and Director, Center for Women in Leadership

Vinod Vincent

Dr. Vinod Vincent
Associate Professor of Management and Director, Graduate Programs 

Anita Whiting

Dr. Anita Whiting
Professor of Marketing