
Opening in fall 2022 the new, 74,000 square foot Lehigh Business Innovation Building at the northwest corner of Taylor Street and Packer Avenue will provide much needed additional and modern space. The facility will add to the footprint of the Rauch Business Center and include:
With a gift or pledge of $10,000 or more before August 31, 2022, you’ll be part of this once in a lifetime opportunity and be recognized for your support in the lobby of the new building!
Lehigh Business boasts a powerful community of alumni and friends who understand its impact and care deeply about its success. We are at a moment when you can:
“This new building will not only allow us to expand — it will give us the opportunity to teach in innovative and technologically sophisticated classrooms.”
-Georgette Chapman Phillips, Kevin L. and Lisa A. Clayton Dean of the College of Business
For a multi-year pledge or more information, contact Jim Mann or Nicole Rogai (listed below).
A number of gift opportunities also remain available in association with classrooms, offices and meeting rooms. For information on these spaces, please contact: Jim Mann, director of development, jam508@lehigh.edu, 610-758-5689 or Nicole Rogai, associate director of development, nir322@lehigh.edu, 610-758-5585.
Since the opening of Rauch in 1991, the College of Business has had:
Watch the building grow!
Ryan Ray, project manager for Entrance Systems, Inc., discusses the 22,000 square feet of glass on the exterior of the new building.
Tom Gehringer, president of The Gehringer Corporation, our building's roofing contractor, explains what makes up the 23,000 square foot roof including the two green spaces.
Watch the videos below to learn more or view the entire video playlist.
Jeffrey Bosland '88, '22P, Lehigh trustee and Bosland Financial Services Lab donor talks about how business' ever increasing dependency on technology drives the need for the new Lehigh Business building.
McKay Price, Webster A. Collins and Murray H. Goodman Chair in Real Estate Finance and associate professor talks about how Lehigh Business determined that a new business building was necessary and is designed to accommodate lifelong learning.
Jeffrey Bosland '88, '22P, Lehigh trustee and Bosland Financial Services Lab Donor talks about the significance of Lehigh in his life as a first generation student and how important it is to support Lehigh so that it will continue to grow.
Georgette Chapman Phillips, the Kevin L. and Lisa A. Clayton Dean of the College of Business talks about how the new Lehigh Business building is a physical expression of the college's aspiration to be at the intersection of business and technology.