McDonough School of Business

In MSB Assistant Professor Jasmina Chauvin’s core strategic management course, students worked in teams in partnership with local DC businesses to address some of their toughest business challenges.

The university established the Disability Empowerment Endowment Fund through a seed gift from Tiffany Yu (B’10), founder of the company Diversability – which started as a student group at Georgetown.

Tomas Valdes (MBA’21) will research the economic implications of United Arab Emirates government policy responses to crises and Tristan Schnader (MBA’21) will examine past conservation finance investment projects in Brazil.

This year’s graduation recognized 26 fellows from the classes of 2021 and 2020, marking the culmination of the nine-month business and entrepreneurship program and looking ahead to what’s next.

Timothy Torres (G’21), an active-duty U.S. Army officer, will use economic, diplomatic, policy and storytelling tools to help the next generation avoid the kinds of wars he fought in.

Maximilian Goetz (B’24) founded Robotics for All to provide equitable educational opportunities to students of all backgrounds, particularly low-income and underrepresented students, with an emphasis on education in STEM.

Bserat Ghebremicael’s (B’17) advocacy for women and girls caught amid armed conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia, is informed by her Georgetown experiences, her day job at Google and her nonprofit work.

More than 100 alumni have joined classes and office hours to share dynamic experiences from their workplaces in DC, across the nation and around the world.

Lianne Pinto (MBA’21) was named a 2020 Rising Women Solar fellow for the Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy, a program for students studying renewable energy and related fields.

The new McDonough School of Business (MSB) initiative engages and encourages spiritual, physical and intellectual growth across undergraduate students’ entire experience of wellness.