Brian oversees the institute's collection of innovative fieldwork programs, student activities, along with internal operations and community partnerships. He also serves as a co-instructor for two courses (Nonprofit Management and Philanthropy Lab). Brian studied sociology at the University of Michigan and received his MBA from Goizueta.

Ruth is finance, accounting, grants management, and business process professional with deep experience in higher education including past roles in Emory's Office of Controller and School of Medicine. She has an MBA and BA in Accounting and is passionate about creating social impact.

Brent brings a mix of experience and passion for entrepreneurship and international development to the team. He has worked for the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) in Washington DC in a number of roles including most recently as the Program Officer for Latin America and the Caribbean (a part of the world that is a priority focus area for the institute). He is currently pursuing his MBA at Goizueta.

Josh is an analytical, driven data professional who thrives at problem-solving. He puts this skills to work everyday as the Database Manager for the Entrepreneurship Database program supporting the reporting needs of global partners, academics, and acceleator managers. Josh holds a PhD from Washington State along with a Masters Degree in Computer Science from Georgia Tech.

Erin strengthens Atlanta area communities through micro-entrepreneur development as the leader of the Start:ME Program. Prior to joining Goizueta, Erin worked in finance and consulting. She has a Masters in International Policy from Stanford University and a Bachelors in Commerce from the University of Virginia.

Alina is passionate about neighorhoods, neighbors, and economic empowerment and applies that to her work with Start:ME. She recently graduated from Fordham University, where she majored in International Studies and Economics. Originally from Atlanta, she is a fluent Spanish speaker and spent the last 10 months in Pamplona, Spain teaching English.

Giselle leads the Center's collection of Latin America focused programs. She works closely with women coffee growers participating in the Grounds for Empowerment Program and collaborates with Goizueta Faculty on various research projects and global learning modules in the region. Giselle is an MBA alum of Goizueta.

Sarah is passionate about food access and food justice. She recently graduated from Georgia Tech, where she studied history, sociology and social justice.

Following his 20 year international career with Citibank, David Kyle has spent the past 15 years in the social enterprise industry on both the impact investing side with Acumen Fund and Calvert Foundation as well as building companies as an entrepreneur and advisor. Both here at Goizueta and in partnership with social impact organizations worldwide, David coaches and develops the next generation of social enterprise leaders.

After a 20+ year career at Wachovia in International and Corporate Finance, Sam Moss joined Gray Ghost Ventures and Gray Matters Capital which were actively involved in microfinance and social impact investing. He continues to be very involved in philanthropic, social enterprise, social impact investing as a staff member of the CF Foundation and also as an advisor and mentor. Both here at Goizueta and in partnership with social impact organizations across Atlanta, Sam coaches and develops the next generation of social enterprise leaders.