Since they opened in 2014, Creature Comforts Brewing Co. has been brewing with a purpose - to help the city they love. Through their impact campaigns - Get Comfortable and Get Artistic - they have raised over $2M that has gone back to support local non-profits.

With its Get Comfortable, Get Artistic, and Brew For One campaigns, Creature Comforts Brewing Co. has given $2M back to non-profits in the Athens community since opening in 2014. They are redefining community giving and through their downtown location, they have literally and figuratively created space to do wonderful things. In this episode, we talk with Madeline Bates and Ally Hellenga.

You can’t talk about Athens without talking about food. Athens has many fantastic restaurants, eateries, and amazing chefs.  Athens is a fun place for foodies, but it also a food desert for many of its residents.

In this episode, we will be talking with one of our Non Profit Board Fellows Program partners. Sarah McKinney is Executive Director of the Athens Area Community Foundation (AACF). The AACF was one of the founding partners of the Non Profit Board Fellows Program.

In today's episode, we talk with Dr. David Sutherland, a senior lecturer in Entrepreneurship at the Terry College of Business. David has been an entrepreneur, a corporate executive, and a trusted advisor to a set of companies that have achieve significant business growth success.

After 14 weeks of working from home and recording Season One, The Rona Files, it’s time to shift gears and explore some new topics. The pandemic is by no means over, though Athens has started to ease restrictions and the University has begun its phased re-opening, so now is a good time to make the transition to season two.

In this episode, we talk with Andrew Salinas, Corporate Engagement Manager, and two recently graduated students, Jillian Farr MBA '20 and Rob Grabowski MBA '20, about our Non Profit Board Fellows Program and their experience serving on two board with an educational mission, Books for Keeps and the Foundation for Excellence in Public Education in Clarke County, GA.

Earning an MBA is not just about the academics. It is also a 2-year commitment to the next phase of your career. In this episode, Emily Nicholos, Associate Director of Corporate Relations, talks with Deirdre Kane, Full-Time MBA Admissions Director, about how students engage - and should engage - with the staff of the Career Management Center.

What is the experience like for student veterans in the MBA program at the University of Georgia? In this episode, we talk with three of our current rising second years about their transition from the military to graduate school.

n this episode, we share Prof. Maja's presentation from the first annual Graduate Women's Business Association Summit in February 2020. Prof. Maja is a sociologist, author, and confidence-researcher.