College of Business

• BSBA (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration)
• BSDS (Bachelor of Science in Data Science)
• BSIB (Bachelor of Science in International Business)
• BS (Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship)
• MBA (Master of Business Administration)
• MSA (Master of Science in Accounting)
• MSBA (Master of Science in Business Analytics)
• MSDS (Master of Science in Data Science)
• MST (Master of Science in Taxation) 
• Certificate of Graduate Study in Business Analytics
   

To view the programs offered through the College of Business, select Business from the college dropdown on our program finder page.

• Accounting
• Finance
• Information Systems & Analytics
• Management
• Marketing

We prepare socially responsible thinkers, leaders, and innovators for successful professional careers within the global business community.

Our strategic priorities are informed by the following statements that serve to amplify our mission and values:

• We prepare thinkers by offering a broad and multidisciplinary knowledge base, with in-depth content in one or more specific business disciplines. The business degree experience is focused on the application of foundational theory in business settings. In addition, we develop students’ critical-thinking skills and ability to grapple with problems at a systemic level.
• We prepare leaders by cultivating the development of interpersonal skills and character. The curriculum provides students with numerous opportunities to learn about and practice leadership and collaboration skills, in small and large group settings, and with for-profit and non-profit organizations. In addition, students are encouraged to avail themselves of the many opportunities for exposure to global, socio-economic, and cultural perspectives; to develop mentoring relationships with faculty; and to mentor fellow students as opportunities arise.
• We prepare innovators by presenting students with challenging business issues that allow them to apply their skills to real problems. The curriculum offers opportunities for students to develop creative business solutions, providing them with the necessary tools to successfully adapt to changes in the global business environment.

The College of Business Dean's Council is a forum for accomplished industry leaders to provide external perspectives, expert review and counsel, advocacy, and philanthropic support for College of Business students, programs and initiatives, and strategic direction.

Members of the College of Business Dean’s Council

• Chander Agarwal '01, Managing Director, TCIEXPRESS
• Charles Caranci, Jr. ’88, CEO, TE Ventures, LLC
• Laura (Vessichio) Carrubba ’89, Tax Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers
• Erin (Doherty) Champlin ’85, Vice President, Global Services and Transformation at Johnson & Johnson
• Jaime Eichen ’98, Partner, Ernst & Young
• Jeffrey M. Fryer ’91, P’19, P’22, CPA, Co-founder and Chief Financial Officer at Rallybio, LLC (Council Chair)
• John R. Galvin ’91 MBA, President and CEO, AAA Northeast
• Sharon Garavel ’85, Managing Director, Operations Executive, JPMorgan Chase
• George Hagan III, '85, Executive Vice President - Risk Management, Citizens Financial Group
• Mario F. Hernandez ’97 MBA, Founder and CEO of Impesa
• Junior Jabbie '06, 07 MBA, President and CEO, Banneker Supply Chain Solutions
• Samantha Merwin ’12, Head of Markets Advocacy for ETF and Index Investing Markets & Investments, BlackRock
• Kevin O’Neill P '20, managing partner and co-founder, Acertitude
• Stephen Tully '98, Director, Client Services, Cantillon Capital Management LLC
• James Verraster ’77, CEO at Auromet Trading, LLC
• Scott Voss ’92, Managing Director at HarborVest Partners LLC

To learn more about how you can become involved with advancing the College of Business and the College of Business Dean’s Council, contact Executive Director of Development Edward Magro, J.D., at emagro@bryant.edu or (401) 232-6528.

A partial list of distinguished alumni/ae of Bryant’s College of Business includes:

• P. James Brady '81, Vice Chairman of Advisory Services, alliantgroup
• Nanette Buziak '93, Managing Director, Head of Equity Trading, Voya Investment Management
• Laura Carrubba '89, Tax Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers
• Michael Casey '82, Chairman and CEO, Carter’s, Inc.
• Erin Champlin '85, Senior Vice President, Global Services and Enterprise Transformation, Johnson & Johnson
• Beth Costello ’89, Executive Vice President and CFO, The Hartford
• Jaime Eichen '98, Partner, Ernst & Young LLP
• Jeffrey M. Fryer ’91, P’19, P’22, Co-founder and Chief Financial Officer at Rallybio, LLC
• Brenda Galgano '91, CFO, Perdue Farms, Inc.
• John R. Galvin ’91 MBA, President and CEO, AAA Northeast
• Sharon Garavel '85, Managing Director, Operations Executive, JPMorgan Chase
• Marc Grondahl '88, Co-Founder, Planet Fitness
• Laurence Gumina ’89, President and CEO, Ohio Living
• Todd Gustafson '86, President at HP Federal LLC
• Eric Handa '97, President and CEO, AP Telecom LLC
• Ann-Marie Harrington '86, Innovation Executive and Founder, Embolden
• Mario F. Hernandez ’97 MBA, Founder and CEO, Impesa
• Frank Hauck '81, Senior Vice President, Global Financial Services Sales, NCR
• Christine Katziff ’86, Chief Audit Executive, Bank of America
• Diane Kazarian ’83, Partner Assurance/National Financial Services Leader, PricewaterhouseCoopers
• Samantha Merwin '12, Head of Markets Advocacy for ETF and Index Investing Markets & Investments, BlackRock
• Lisa McCarthy ’01, Senior Vice President and CFO, Yankee Candle
• Marc Pictet ’97, Managing Partner, Pictet Group
• Joseph Puishys ’80, CEO and President, Apogee Enterprises, Inc.
• Daniel Rioux ’90, Co-Founder/Managing Partner, Old Ironsides Energy, LLC
• Paul Ryan ’90, Chief Information Officer, Kohler
• Donna Speciale ’84, President, Turner Entertainment and Ad Sales
• Cynthia Schmidt Sprinkle ’81, former finance executive at Pitney Bowes, Revlon, Guinness, and Sara Lee
• James Verraster ‘77, CEO, Auromet Trading, LLC
• Scott Voss ’92, Managing Director at HarborVest Partners LLC
• Noel Watson ’97, Chief Financial Officer, TruCar, Inc.
• D. Ellen Wilson ’79, Executive Vice President, Human Capital, United Health Care

At Bryant, you’ll have access to top companies and their leadership in your classes and through extracurricular learning opportunities. Bryant has developed strategic alliances and partnerships with regional businesses, community organizations, multinational corporations and global institutions. It’s an innovative, proven teaching method that extends your learning. 

• Each year, our student teams participate in a wide variety of national competitions and develop presentations for executives at firms such as Target Corporation and The TJX Companies, Inc. 
• As a senior in the International Business program, you might help a local company expand internationally.
• As a Marketing student, you might implement a social media strategy for an entire organization.
• Executives and accomplished alumni are regular visitors to campus, sharing their insights and lessons learned.

And these are just a few examples. These experiences yield networking opportunities with corporate participants and the campus community, potential internships and jobs, an enhanced resume, and cash awards.