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Tech Talks Business Featuring Natalie Morhous, CEO and Chairman of the Board of RaceTrac, Inc.

Tech Talks Business Featuring Natalie Morhous, CEO and Chairman of the Board of RaceTrac, Inc.

Details

March 17, 2027

Type

Special Event

Areas

Tech Talks Business

Format

On-Campus

Location

George Tower/Scheller Tower
West Lobby
55 5th Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30332
Natalie Morhous headshot photo
Natalie Morhous, CEO and Chairman of the Board of RaceTrac, Inc.

Tech Talks Business, hosted by the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business, is a series of conversations between Dean Anuj Mehrotra and leaders and experts at the forefront of business, technology, entrepreneurship, public policy, and civic innovation.

Our distinguished guests share their perspectives, examine local and global trends, delve into the nuances of leadership, and illuminate the interconnectedness of our changing business world. You’re invited to join us for a dynamic convergence of minds where ideas take center stage.

Join Dean Anuj Mehrotra for a conversation with Natalie Morhous, CEO and chairman of the board of RaceTrac Inc. A third-generation leader in the family-owned business, Morhous will discuss guiding RaceTrac, Inc. through geographic expansion, new store formats and transformative acquisitions that have broadened the company’s portfolio across convenience, fuels and restaurants. She will also share how servant leadership, professional development, and a strong organizational culture help employees feel valued and empowered to grow.

Our Tech Talks Business audience consists of industry leaders, working professionals, faculty, staff, alumni, and students. Our student and alumni audience – from Scheller College and across the Institute – are among the most engaged. At the end of the session, the speaker will have the opportunity to engage directly with the audience during a brief Q&A.

View Natalie Morhous's Bio


This educational event is hosted in accordance with the Georgia Tech strategic value of safeguarding freedom of inquiry and expression. Impeding another individual’s rights to free speech – including those serving as speakers at this event – is not a protected expressive activity. Anyone who disrupts this event will be subject to removal and student disruptors may be referred for disciplinary action under the Georgia Tech Student Code of Conduct. Please help us promote a learning environment based on civility and mutual respect.

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