Establishing A New Chapter

We invite all AACSB accredited business schools to establish a Beta Gamma Sigma chapter on their campus. Each Chapter awards lifetime membership to their outstanding scholars. Here’s a preview of how your institution and students will benefit from Beta Gamma Sigma membership.

1. Receive AACSB accreditation
2. Submit a letter of intent signed by the Dean on University Letterhead
   • Download a sample letter of intent
   • Arrange for the 1000 USD one time chartering fee to be paid
3. Appoint/identify Chapter Advisor(s)

1. Chapter Advisor works to install chapter and identify eligible students, faculty, and administration
   • Work with BGS office staff to identify Installing Officer
   • Select a recognition ceremony date
   • View the membership eligibility requirements
2. Invite or tap new members
   • Encourage invitees to accept membership
   • Utilize BGS marketing tools to promote BGS on campus
3. Plan for the recognition ceremony
   • Receive certificates and pins for new members
   • Host a recognition ceremony to honor new members

For more information about how to establish a chapter, contact BGS at chapters@betagammasigma.org.

The International Honor Society Beta Gamma Sigma encompasses:

• Over 875,000 lifetime Beta Gamma Sigma members in all 50 states and 190 countries.
• Over 600 collegiate chapters, in over 32 countries and territories.
• 32 Alumni Chapters – 10 are outside the U.S. – which provide networking, speaker events, and other opportunities for local BGS members.  Also over 10 active alumni networks.

Students can be elected to hold student officer positions and plan Beta Gamma Sigma events on campus or virtually. Launched in 2021, the BGS Advantage Webinar Series brings together thought leaders from top businesses to share their advice, insight, and knowledge to give members an advantage as they seek jobs or look to improve their skills. BGS members and chapters can also take advantage of our Ethical Leadership Certification. This training program is offered by NASBA Center for the Public Trust is an opportunity to help students with ethical decision-making in the workforce. Members can also take advantage of networking opportunities, career assistance in addition to other available benefits. 

Through our Chapter Honoree program, your institution can honor and build relationships with successful alumni and prominent members of the local business community.

Using ConnectBGS, our exclusive social network, your students will have the chance to network with our members worldwide and make connections that can last a lifetime.

Check out our latest case study to learn how our members have benefitted from these connections.