The Society for Advancement of Management (SAM) is delighted to announce the establishment of its newest chapter at Valdosta State University. This expansion represents SAM’s ongoing commitment to fostering management skills and leadership talents in new generations of professionals.
Valdosta State University, known for its robust business programs and dedication to student success, is an ideal partner for this new chapter. The chapter aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in the field of management, providing students with unparalleled opportunities for growth and development and experiential learning.
The Valdosta State University Chapter of SAM will offer a range of activities, including:
Guest Lectures and Workshops: Featuring industry leaders and management experts to provide students with real-world insights and contemporary management practices.
Networking Events: Connecting students with professionals, alumni, and peers to build a strong community of future business leaders.
Research and Publication Opportunities: Encouraging scholarly activities and contributions to the field of management studies.
“This new chapter at Valdosta State University marks a significant milestone for SAM. We are excited to support the next generation of management professionals and contribute to the university’s vibrant academic community,” said Patrick Endicott, SAM Executive Director.
For more information on the Valdosta State University Chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management, or learn how to start your own chapter and become a member of the worlds oldest professional management society, contact SAM Headquarters at 407-279-0890 or by emailing membership@samnational.org.
About the Society for Advancement of Management (SAM): Founded in 1912, SAM is the oldest global professional management. Its mission is to provide opportunities for the educational and professional growth of its members through leadership training, development programs, and a diverse network of professionals.