Delivering Our Promise: Dave Yeske and Elissa Buie By Susan Fornoff Photos by Ed Ritger Where can a student take a financial planning course taught by not one, but two, former leaders of the profession’s national trade association? Only at GGU’s Edward S. Ageno School of Business, where adjunct professors Dave Yeske [...]
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Alumnus of the Year Matt Gillam turned his GGU project into a $90 million company By Susan Fomoff Photos by Ed Ritger Matt Gillam had no reason to go back to school for his MBA. As an account executive for a prominent event management company in San Francisco, he [...]
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To witness GGU’s living legacy of contribution to careers and personal success, we have profiled nine prominent alumni in our latest edition of Profiles in Prominence. For your free copy of Profiles in Prominence, please contact Brandon McLaughlin, Office of the President, 415-442-7217 or bmclaughlin@ggu.edu.
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Bruce Braden Amicus Award Bruce Braden (MBA 73) cannot explain how he got himself into a position to make a $2 million commitment to support GGU’s School of Taxation, soon to be renamed the Bruce F. Braden School of Taxation. “If I knew that, I’d probably write a book about [...]
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“Golden Gate is not afraid of online teaching. … (That’s where) I think education is going.” — Kathleen “Kitty” Wright By Susan Fornoff Photo by Ed Ritger Kathleen “Kitty” Wright kept her place in San Francisco even when she taught in the taxation program at Cal State [...]
Last December, GGU held its annual Bridge Society Luncheon at the St. Francis Yacht Club. A crowd of more than 100 enjoyed the reception and luncheon. Photos by Charlotte Fiorito. 1 (l to r) Kathryn Ringgold (JD 70); Rachel Van Cleave, dean, School of Law; Jodi Phillips, [...]
Tax experts from across the Bay Area gathered to hear about federal “fiscal cliff” legislation from an esteemed panel — including the former chief tax counsel to the House Ways and Means Committee, the treasurer and vice president of tax for Clorox, and a legislation tax accountant for Congress’s [...]
John H. McCarthy (JD 51) of Indianapolis died Sept. 15, 2012, at age 96. John worked as a patent attorney with Shell Oil Co. for 40 years, retiring in 1986. He is survived by his wife, Helen (Bowen) McCarthy; step-daughter, Janet (Cort) Gillette; and a niece, Nancy Wilson. Funeral services [...]
Last December, GGU held its annual Bridge Society Luncheon at the St. Francis Yacht Club. A crowd of more than 100 enjoyed the reception and luncheon. Photos by Charlotte Fiorito. 1 (l to r) Kathryn Ringgold (JD 70); Rachel Van Cleave, dean, School of Law; Jodi Phillips, [...]
John H. McCarthy (JD 51) of Indianapolis died Sept. 15, 2012, at age 96. John worked as a patent attorney with Shell Oil Co. for 40 years, retiring in 1986. He is survived by his wife, Helen (Bowen) McCarthy; step-daughter, Janet (Cort) Gillette; and a niece, Nancy Wilson. Funeral services [...]
Janice Carter, director of the University Library, died Dec. 2 after an extended illness. “Words cannot capture her 22 years of service and impact across all sectors,” said GGU President Dan Angel. In the days following her death, a display of tributes to Janice was created in the university lobby [...]
“Golden Gate is not afraid of online teaching. … (That’s where) I think education is going.” — Kathleen “Kitty” Wright By Susan Fornoff Photo by Ed Ritger Kathleen “Kitty” Wright kept her place in San Francisco even when she taught in the taxation program at Cal State [...]
“You can actually be a working professional while attending this university, and succeed.” — Frank Adam By Susan Fornoff Photo by Ed Ritger We caught up with School of Law Adjunct Professor Frank Adam on a day when he wore three professional hats. He started the day as an [...]
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