Phi Beta Lambda is a professional business fraternity that seeks to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs.

Phi Chi Theta is a co-ed professional business and economics fraternity. We are made up of undergraduate students who share a passion for the world of business. We bond through professional and social activities to form a tight-knit family at Michigan.

Phi Gamma Nu is a national co-ed professional business fraternity. We pride ourselves on upholding the highest standard of professional development, fostering an inclusive brotherhood, and giving back to our local community.

Pi Sigma Epsilon is a nationally based co-ed professional business fraternity that strives to increase professional development skills and aims to cultivate a strong community of motivated and accepting individuals.

Propel Business Club is a student-run consulting and entrepreneurial venture organization at the University of Michigan affiliated with the Stephen M. Ross School of Business. At Propel, we believe that business works to serve community. Our members are educated on the intersection between positive business and social impact to work alongside local startups, nonprofits, and other organizations , developing initiatives to maximize their impact.

Rem and Company is a social impact initiative that offers free consulting services to the small business community.

The Retail Club at the Ross School of Business (RRC) was established in 2003. RRC welcomes BBAs and non-BBA students who are interested in learning about and building careers in the luxury goods and retail industries. RRC brings students, alumni, and companies together through alumni networking, guest speaker events, corporate presentations, and company on-site visits. We provide members with career resources to help them get started and succeed in various retail and luxury goods disciplines. 
Our primary focus is on CPG companies, apparel, mass merchandising, retail consulting, retail manufacturing, and luxury retailing. In addition, our club addresses a spectrum of business functions, including business operations, finance, general management, marketing, merchandising, strategy, sales and supply chain management.
 

With chapters in 61 universities across the nation, Scholars of Finance is a rapidly growing organization on a mission to inspire character and integrity in the finance leaders of tomorrow. Members develop their leadership skills and core values through a 7-week Leadership Development Program, a broad mentorship network, speaker events with leaders in the financial industry, and more.

We are committed to providing University of Michigan students with the opportunity to gain knowledge and insight into the effective management of human capital in the field of Human Resource Management.