Alumni from the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) can be found in leadership positions in a variety of industries around the globe.
Kristin Goin, MS HS 2008, has been selected to be the Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE) representative for the 2012 New Faces of Engineering, a program that honors promising young engineers
A third-generation apparel executive, Evan Toporek, 1993 IE, is the CEO, partner, and member of the Board of Directors for Alternative Apparel, a leading lifestyle apparel brand that specializes in casual clothing for young men
Suzanne Shank, who graduated from Georgia Tech in '84 with a degree in Civil Engineering, currently serves as the President & Chief Executive Officer of Siebert Brandford Shank & Co. LLC. Shank was recently awarded a place on the list of "75 Most Powerful Blacks on Wall Street" by Black Enterprise magazine.
Rodney Adkins, who received his B.S. and M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech, currently serves as the Senior Vice President at IBM Systems and Technology Group.
Jessica Clark entered Georgia Tech on a president's scholarship that paid her tuition in full and began her studies in biomedical engineering. "After my first semester in bio-medical engineer
Ron Johnson has not set foot on a basketball court as a referee in over 30 years. This is, however, his third season as the NBA's senior vice president of referee operations.
Alan Poindexter, AE '86, will be serving as Dean of Students and Executive Director of Programs at the Naval Postgraduate Schoolin Monterey, California.
Georgia Tech College of Engineering graduate Michael Gazarik has been selected as NASA’s new deputy chief technologist. As such, Gazarik will be responsible for managing, coordinating, and tracking the agency’s technology investments.
General Philip Breedlove took over as vice chief of staff of the Air Force Jan. 14, succeeding Gen. Carrol H. "Howie" Chandler who held the position since August 2009.
Chemical and Biomolecular graduate Amit Roy joined the IFDC (International Fertilizer Development Center) in 1978 and was recognized as one of the worlds leading experts in fertilizers, leading to his being named President and CEO of the IFDC in 1992.
Michael (Mike) T. Duke graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology with a degree in Industrial Engineering in 1971 and is the current president and CEO of Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
Alumni from the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) can be found in leadership positions in a variety of industries around the globe.
Kristin Goin, MS HS 2008, has been selected to be the Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE) representative for the 2012 New Faces of Engineering, a program that honors promising young engineers 
A third-generation apparel executive, Evan Toporek, 1993 IE, is the CEO, partner, and member of the Board of Directors for Alternative Apparel, a leading lifestyle apparel brand that specializes in casual clothing for young men
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Many Georgia Tech engineering alumni have been inspired to devote their lives to making a positive impact around the globe.
On July 8th, 2011 Sandy Magnus entered space for the third time on the final space shuttle. 
McKinley Conway, founder of the World Development Federation, has passed away.
Suzanne Shank graduated from Georgia Tech in 1983.
Ron Johnson has not set foot on a basketball court as a referee in over 30 years. This is, however, his third season as the NBA's senior vice president of referee operations.
Rick Cavallaro, AE ‘84, has created a dirt sailing device that, while sailing downwind, goes faster than the wind that is propelling it.
Sally A. Jabaley was born in Lagrange, GA and attended Georgia Tech from 1970-1974, earning a BS in Civil Engineering.
