A new cohort of returning citizens received certificates in business and entrepreneurship through Georgetown’s Pivot Program, which aims to create more job opportunities for people with past criminal convictions.
In celebration of Earth Month, learn how Earth Commons Director Peter P. Marra and Anna Giaquinto (B’21) are developing scalable solutions to address urgent challenges on our planet.
The application for the Global Impact Pitch Competition (GIPC) is open through April 6th (link here) to all current Georgetown students. We will host an info session for…
At Georgetown’s Bark Tank Pitch Competition, students pitched their start-up ideas to entrepreneurial judges. From AI-driven food products to innovative camera designs, these are the students who won.
Gifts from Tamsen and Michael (B’94) Brown endow an entrepreneurship and innovation chair to bridge scholarship and practice and support the Georgetown Entrepreneurship Initiative’s operations and programming.
After launching a food startup in his college kitchen, Phil Wong (SFS’15) and his team are expanding their hybrid meat products from Georgetown’s Venture Lab.
Tony McCright, a graduate of Georgetown’s Pivot Program, which helps returning citizens access business opportunities, is leading a network that helps expand reentry services, reduce incarceration and improve public safety.
After testing and pitching their idea at Georgetown, these business school alumni created an all-inclusive family experience that’s tailored to meet the needs of both children and their parents.
A partnership program between Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business and the Jesuit Curia focuses on balance, decision-making and discernment in leadership for senior leaders in the Catholic Church.
