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Mitchell College of Business News

  • Building Opportunity

    As Hatch Fairhope prepares to open its new innovation hub, South graduate Sydney Davis is helping local entrepreneurs get off the ground while launching her own career. #MyFirstJob

  • Bold Flavors, Big Vision

    Leslie McCleskey '14 brings business sense and bold style to Vandals Street Kitchen in Mobile, Ala.

  • Brewing Community

    Alan Tolson '04, Mitchell College of Business alumnus, helped Carpe Diem grow from Mobile's first roasting coffeehouse into a city staple.

  • Preparation Meets Opportunity

    Kiera Earls '25 has seen the immediate value of her studies and experiences at the Mitchell College of Business to helping her succeed as a client services associate at Morgan Stanley in Mobile. 

  • Counting on CostFlex

    Michael Ryan's journey from student-athlete at the University of South Alabama to president of CostFlex Systems is a testament to the power of a strong foundation.

  • Calculated Confidence

    Assistant Professor Dr. Misty Sabol challenges students to engage with emerging technologies and unfamiliar tools, pushing them to learn by doing and troubleshooting independently.

  • Finding The Risk You Don't See

    Ashley Roseboro, a Mitchell College of Business PhD student, uses data science to discover hidden risks, helping organizations make informed decisions. 

  • What AI Can Do For Your Business

    Mitchell College of Business professor, Dr. Thomas Nelson, provides practical advice for how artificial intelligence can help your business become more efficient as well as potential pitfalls to avoid.

  • Chasing Greatness

    In 2007, Nathan Cox ’11 returned home to Alabama after serving in the United States Marine Corps as an infantry officer, determined to chart his own course.

  • Creating His Own Path

    Before fully embarking into sales, Mitchell College of Business graduate Logan Murphy carved out a new role with WALA Fox10 that lets him master the business behind marketing campaigns. #MyFirstJob

  • Excelling, One Spreadsheet at a Time

    Mastering Microsoft's Excel program can feel like learning a second language. Business student Clayton Howell is fluent -- and a state champion.

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