The Samford University Board of Trustees named the School of Business after longtime trustee Harry B. Brock, Jr. in 2007. An entrepreneurial legend, Brock helped rewrite the rules of banking in Alabama in his 27 years heading Central Bank, now BBVA Compass. Brock has served the University and the community for more than 45 years. read about naming
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- Feb. 3, 2010
- Darin White talks to the Birmingham News about the Super Bowl ads featuring the Alabama-built Hyundai Sonata
- Jan. 24, 2010
- Darin White talks to the Birmingham News about the rise in Birmingham Area Housing Market Being on the Rise
- Jan. 22, 2010
- Darin White talks to the Birmingham Business Journal about the Commercial Real Estate Market
- Jan. 18, 2010
- Samford's Brock School of Business Entrepreneurship Wins National Award
- Jan. 8, 2010
- Larry Harper talks to the BBJ about Alabama being too late to the table to attract big financial firms
- Jan. 8, 2010
- Kara Kennedy talks to the BBJ about Dreamland BBQ using social media as part of their brand strategy
Brock School of Business Young Business Leaders Panel Discussion Feb. 18
The Brock School of Business will host the Young Business Leaders Panel Discussion on Feb. 18 in Reid Chapel. Read More
Dean Beck A. Taylor quoted in Feb. Issue of the Rotarian
Dean Beck A. Taylor is quoted in the February issue of the Rotarian, the International Magazine of Rotary. In the article The Ethical MBA, Business Schools are taking ethics training seriously, Taylor talks about the importance of making ethics a serious part of student curriculum. Read More
Samford's Brock School of Business Entrepreneurship Program Wins National Award
Samford University’s Brock School of Business Entrepreneurship Program today was selected as the 2010 National Outstanding Emerging Entrepreneurship Program by the U.S. Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE). USASBE, the largest independent, professional, academic organization in the world focused on advancing entrepreneurship, created the award this year to recognize outstanding programs that have been in existence for three years or less. Read More
