An Alumni Publication of the J. Mack Robinson College of Business

	BACK TO BUSINESS SPRING 2008 Jesús León: Finding Success in a New Country Jesús León, senior vice president, chief development officer for CIENA Corporation, was 15 when he fled Cuba. His family lived a comfortable life there—his father was a pharmacist and his mother was a teacher—but once Fidel Castro came to power, they knew they could no longer stay. Kim Goff - A Different Kind of Matchmaker Kim Goff is one of the most successful matchmakers in Georgia—yet she hasn't arranged a single marriage proposal. But that doesn't matter, because unlike most matchmakers, her success isn't measured by the number of love connections she makes. View this past issue - Spring 2008 (PDF file)
	BACK TO BUSINESS SUMMER 2007 Wayne Reid - Enjoying Life At the age of 59, when most men are looking forward to retirement, Wayne Reid (MBA '70) was just getting started. A partner with Deloitte & Touche and approaching the firm's mandatory retirement age, Wayne wasn't quite ready to spend the rest of his days on the golf course. So, in 2004, he retired early and joined Frazier & Deeter one of Atlanta's top 10 accounting firms. Victor Essoka - Achieving Success and Living the Dream Victor Essoka (MBA '88) was brought up believing three things were necessary for success: working hard while staying humble; obtaining a career as a doctor or engineer; and earning a degree in the U.S. Victor Essoka, senior vice-president and general brand manager for La Redoute USA has achieved all three. View this past issue - Summer 2007 (PDF file)
	BACK TO BUSINESS SPRING 2007 Joe Sansone: Making the Most of Life's Opportunities Joe Sansone (MBA '79) is the founder and CEO of Pediatria. Pediatria looks like most daycare centers across the country - bright, colorful rooms filled with toys and the radiant smiles of children. But the difference at Pediatria is that each child is battling a medical issue requiring extra care. Jeanine Chambers Biron: Fate Leads Alum to Help Others  Dressed in a tailored grey suit, she is every bit the MBA grad you would expect to find in the corner office of a multinatinal corporation. But upon closer look there's something very different about Jeanine Chambers. View this past issue - Spring 2007 (PDF file)
	BACK TO BUSINESS SUMMER 2006 "Greatest American Hero" Helps One Alum Find Her Niche Diane Parks (MBA '76) recalls her days in Atlanta and says she feels more connected to Robinson College than ever before. A Born Entrpreneur Finds Robinson's "Can-do" Attitude Right up His Alley It's been more than 50 years since Carl Zwerner graduated from Georgia State's business school, but this successful entrepreneur has maintained more than just a passing interest in the College. View this past issue - Summer 2006 (PDF file)
	BACK TO BUSINESS FALL 2005 Taking a Risk on the Next Generation  Jim Presmanes (MBA '90) shares his passion for mentoring, his love for risk management and his desire for knowledge.  Study Abroad Program Ignites Passion in Bosnian Refugee Student Feature View this past issue - Fall 2005 (PDF file)