Last fall, Marissa Nissley cycled outdoors for the first time to support cancer research at Georgetown. In celebration of Disability Pride Month, learn about her journey to the finish line.
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.
A flexible work schedule and work-life balance were among the top priorities young adults listed in choosing a workplace, according to a survey conducted by Georgetown and Bank of America.
After leaving the corporate track, Naomi found her calling in battling food insecurity, working to get local produce into the hands of people who need it most.
Carline Noailles (G’23) pursued an executive MBA to enhance her business and leadership skills in sustainability. She left with a greater sense of purpose in advancing the common good.
A group of Business School undergraduates recently traveled to New York City to gain industry insights, mentoring and training from Estée Lauder senior executives and alumni at the company.
A few years after graduating from Georgetown’s School of Business, Angel Dotomain returned to Alaska, where she supports tribal populations in running and directing their health care programs and facilities.
Igor Smelyansky, a School of Business graduate and head of Ukraine’s national postal service, has pioneered creative ways to deliver the mail in extreme conditions.
The McDonough School of Business’ M.S. in Global Real Assets immerses students in the growing field of real assets, equipping them to invest, develop and implement resources in real estate.
