The Royal Connections Business Spotlight is a monthly feature about businesses owned by EMU alumni featured in the university’s 聽interactive business directory. Allon Lefever says 鈥渂usiness is in my DNA.鈥� ... read more about Royal Connections Business Spotlight: Trio invests in Hampton Inn Woodstock
Everence is a rarity聽in the financial world. It is the only full-service financial institution founded by one of the historic peace churches, and it continues to be a ministry of ... read more about Everence takes values of the church into the marketplace
Among the 150 alumni contacted for this Crossroads,聽this note was struck often: the importance of the integrity of the individual financial expert and, by extension, the company represented by that ... read more about Graduates and their committment to integrity as an individual financial expert
The seminars run from January 25 to April 25. Learn more… EMU is offering a series of seven seminars designed to help persons sharpen their leadership and conflict management skills. ... read more about EMU Offering ‘Leadership’ Seminars in New Year
Allon Lefever, MBA director, reviews course requirements with Lindsey Agricola (l.) of Harrisonburg and Sarah Eppard of Elkton. Both have already applied to enter the health service administration program this ... read more about EMU to Offer Heathcare Leadership Training
Paul R. Yoder Jr. responds to a committee report as fellow trustees J. Richard Thomas and Gerald R. Horst listen. Photo by Jim Bishop Approving several new academic programs and ... read more about Board Approves New Programs, Drops Others
Only 21, with one company already under his belt, computer whiz Jason Garber has learned lessons about mentors, personal limits and the public role of business. Photo by Jim Bishop ... read more about Starting Early: Jason Garber
Allon Lefever, MBA director at EMU, and Howard Good, a MEDA vice president, sign a formal agreement aimed at strengthening relationships between the two programs. Photo by Jim Bishop A ... read more about New Business Arrangement Seeks Closer Student Ties