Beta Gamma Sigma is an international businesshonor society.^[1] Founded in 1913 at theUniversity of Wisconsin,University of Illinois and theUniversity of California, it has over 980,000 members at more than 600 collegiate chapters.^[1] Following are some of the notable members of Beta Gamma Sigma.

• Dimitri Azar (2011),ophthalmologist and dean of theCollege of Medicine at theUniversity of Illinois at Chicago^{[citation needed]}
• Ricardo Azziz (2000) president ofGeorgia Regents University^[2]
• Karen Boroff, former dean ofSeton Hall University’sStillman School of Business^[3]
• John R. Brazil, president ofTrinity University andSoutheastern Massachusetts University^[4]
• Garfield V. Cox, dean of theUniversity of Chicago School of Business^[5]
• Dennis Dease (2013) president of theUniversity of St. Thomas^{[citation needed]}
• David Dodd, professor and associate dean at theColumbia Business School^{[citation needed]}
• Richard F. Ericson,organizational theorist and professor emeritus of management atGeorge Washington University^[6]
• William Dudley Geer, dean of the School of Business atSamford University^[7]
• Matthew Goldstein, chancellor of theCity University of New York and president ofBaruch College andAdelphi University^[8]
• Camilo R. Gomez (2006), neurologist and founding director of the stroke centers atUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham andSaint Louis University^[9]
• John Graham (1988),financial economist and professor at theDuke UniversityFuqua School of Business^[10]
• Edward C. Halperin, chancellor and CEO ofNew York Medical College^[11]
• James C. Hickman, professor emeritus ofbusiness andstatistics and former dean of theUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison School of Business^[12]
• Bengt Holmstrom, winner of the 2016Nobel Prize in Economics and professor of economics at theMassachusetts Institute of Technology^[13][14]
• William N. Kinnard, emeritus professor of finance and real estate at theUniversity of Connecticut^[15]
• Manfred Kirchgeorg, chair of marketing atHHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management^[16]
• Eric Li (2004)adjunct professor at the School of Accountancy of theChinese University of Hong Kong and the School of Business ofHong Kong Baptist University^[17]
• Beaufort Longest, professor emeritus of health policy and management at theUniversity of Pittsburgh^[18]
• Victor Mbarika, professor atEast Carolina University^[19]
• Schuyler F. Otteson, dean of theKelley School of Business atIndiana University^[20]
• Niranjan Pati, professor of management and entrepreneurship at the Rohrer College of Business,Rowan University^[21]
• Nido Qubein, president ofHigh Point University^[14]
• Jeanine Rhea, professor emeritus in the Department of Management in theWilliam S. Spears School of Business atOklahoma State University^[22]
• Lowell C. Smith, president ofNichols College^[23]
• Heinz Weihrich, professor of global management and administration at theUniversity of San Francisco^[24]
• B. Joseph White, president emeritus of theUniversity of Illinois^[25]
• Daniel Asua Wubah (2007), president ofMillersville University of Pennsylvania^{[citation needed]}
• Joe B. Wyatt, chancellor ofVanderbilt University^{[citation needed]}
• Mark Zupan, professor of economics and a dean atUniversity of Rochester'sSimon Business School^[26]

• Dennis C. Bottorff (1968), CEO of theFirst American Corporation and chairman of theTennessee Valley Authority^{[citation needed]}
• Warren Buffett, the chairman and CEO ofBerkshire Hathaway^[27]
• Ann-Marie Campbell, executive vice-president ofThe Home Depot^[13][14]
• Adam Cahan, senior vice president of Mobile and Emerging Products forYahoo!^[28]
• Vin Cipolla,entrepreneur^[29]
• Maryjo Cohen, CEO ofNational Presto Industries^[27]
• Daniel A. D'Aniello, cofounder and chairman ofthe Carlyle Group^[30]
• Tony Falkenstein, entrepreneur^[31]
• Fred Fraenkel, investment professional and was a vice chair ofCowen Inc.^[32]
• Marillyn Hewson, president and CEO ofLockheed Martin^[13]
• Henry Jackson, investor and entrepreneur^[33]
• Anshu Jain, president of the financial services firmCantor Fitzgerald^[34]
• Alex Klokus, co-founder ofGravity Blanket^[35]
• Sallie Krawcheck, former head ofBank of America's Global Wealth and Investment Management division and CEO and co-founder ofEllevest^[13][14]
• Ellen Kullman, former board chair and CEO ofDuPont^[13][14]
• Jim Louderback, CEO ofVidCon andRevision3^[36]
• Robert Maynard Jr., co-founder ofLifeLock andInternet America^{[citation needed]}
• Robert T. McCowan, president of Ashland Petroleum and executive vice chairman ofAshland, Inc.^[37]
• Todd Miller, CEO ofCelestial Tiger Entertainment^[38]
• Philip Chen Nan-lok, CEO and deputy chairman ofCathay Pacific^[39]
• Robert Niblock,chairman,president andCEO ofLowe's^[27]
• Kenneth T. Norris Jr., president, CEO, and chairman ofNorris Industries^{[citation needed]}
• Gary Parr, senior managing director ofApollo Global Management^[40]
• Rebecca W. Rimel, president and CEO ofThe Pew Charitable Trusts^[27]
• David Rockefeller, economist andinvestment banker who served as chairman and chief executive ofChase Manhattan Corporation^[14]
• Daniel Scotto (2008), analyst withBNP Paribas^[41]
• Michael Jay Solomon, founder, chairman, and president of several publicly and privately held companies^[42]
• Paul Wachter, businessman and investment adviser^[43]
• John Zeglis, president ofAT&T and chairman and CEO ofAT&T Wireless^[44]

• Lam M. Nguyen, computer scientist and applied mathematician; Research Scientist atIBM Research.^[45]

• Wendy Aylsworth, television and motion picture technology executive^[46]
• John Hanki, inventor ofPokémon Go^[13][14]
• Warren Lee,pianist and featured artist of theHong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra^[47]
• Janet Paschal,gospel music vocalist^[48]
• Damian Terriquez, actor^[49]
• Phil Tonken, actor^{[citation needed]}
• Laura B. Whitmore, singer/songwriter and founder of theWomen’s International Music Network^{[citation needed]}
• Ed Wilson, president ofTribune Broadcasting and executive withFox Television Network,NBC Enterprises, andCBS Enterprises^[50]

• C. Dean Andersson, novelist
• José Luis Cordeiro, author, economist,futurist, andtranshumanist^[51]
• Roscoe Drummond,political journalist, editor, andsyndicated columnist, known for his association withThe Christian Science Monitor^[52]
• Khushnood Nabizada, founder and owner ofKhaama Press^[53]

• Vincent Ragosta, associate justice of theRhode Island Superior Court^[54]

• Howard M. Fish,United States Air Force general^[55]
• Roger C. Poole,United States Army general^[56]
• Adam M. Robinson Jr.,United States Navy vice admiral^[57]

• Gordon R. England,United States Deputy Secretary of Defense andUnited States Secretary of the Navy^[58]
• Alan Greenspan, formerchair of the Federal Reserve^[13][14]
• Deepender Singh Hooda,Member of Parliament (India)^[59]
• Foy D. Kohler,United States ambassador to the Soviet Union during theCuban Missile Crisis^[60]
• James P. Moore Jr., Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Trade Development,U.S. Department of Commerce^{[citation needed]}
• John E. Nixon, director of theMichigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget^{[citation needed]}
• Alex Pettit,chief information officer for theState of Oregon and chief technology officer for theColorado Governor's Office of Information Technology^[61]
• Phil Preis, mayor ofNewellton, Louisiana, and the president of the Louisiana Municipal Association^[62]
• Roland Riese, member of theLower Saxon Landtag^{[citation needed]}
• Marie Royce,Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs^[63]
• Elmer B. Staats (1973),Comptroller General of the United States^[64]

• Story Musgrave,physician and a retiredNASAastronaut^[65]
• Lindsay Rosenwald,doctor,biotechnology,life sciences industry investor^{[citation needed]}
• Kenneth T. Wessner, health executive^[66]

• Charley Bowser, head football coach atGrove City College,Bowdoin College, and heUniversity of Pittsburgh^[67]
• Les Gutches, World Champion infreestyle wrestling and director of development forUSA Wrestling^[68]
• Dick Larkins, athletic director atOhio State University^[69]
• Eugene T. Lee, president of MBK Sports Management^[13][14]
• Gerek Meinhardt, 2016 Olympic medal-winning fencer^[13][14]
• Rick Moser, professional football player with thePittsburgh Steelers,Miami Dolphins,Kansas City Chiefs, andTampa Bay Buccaneers^[70]
• Obadele Thompson (1996), Olympic medal-winning sprinter^[71]

• Lists of members of Association of College Honor Societies members

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