A group of four EMBA alumni stage semester-long reunion, taking advantage of Crummer’s “classes for life” promise.

Ricardo Silva is a senior-level executive in the software-as-a-medical-device (SaMD) industry with deep ties to nonprofits, including serving as a senior consultant at the World Health Organization.

Starting from humble beginnings, Tadar Muhmmad `17MBA, leveraged his MBA to continue his life of service and start a new venture as an entrepreneur.

Mike Gallagher is the current Chair of the Center for Advanced Entrepreneurship’s Board of Advisors at the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College, a position he has held since 2018.

Students gain knowledge and connections while working with early-stage start-ups and entrepreneurs.

Grunow’s process to strategically “roll up” similar businesses to achieve synergy, cut overhead, and increase profit margins was critical in building the world’s largest marine accessory company.

In light of Women's History Month, learn how one Orlando organization is working with Crummer to guide women business owners to success.

With 15 years of service and an official recognition at the annual National Philanthropy Day breakfast, Margaret Linnane '76 '96MBA has made her mark on the Central Florida nonprofit sector.

Annual Compensation & Benefits Report issued by Crummer’s Edyth Bush Institute shows area nonprofits have growing wages, higher operating budgets—but challenges remain.