Students in the McDonough School of Business won funding to grow their start-up ventures, from a baby rental gear service to a novel electric motor technology.
Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business helps students, business leaders and policy makers leverage emerging workplace technologies to advance their organizations and the people behind them.
U.S.-China economic relations have been the center of attention for multiple stakeholders as strategic competition has become a core element of the overall relationship. Yet, at the same time, U.S.
Mackenzie Loy (G’22), a dual-degree student in the Master of Public Policy and Master of Business Administration programs, is creating equitable pathways to food entrepreneurship in Washington, DC.
The family of the late Henry J. Blommer, a sustainable business advocate, is establishing the Henry J. Blommer Family Endowed Chair in Sustainable Business at the McDonough School of Business.
The graduate students leveraged their skills and professional connections – including with organizations on the ground and Georgetown faculty – to raise $8 million and charter flights out of Kabul.
Nazima Razick (C’93, G’99, L’99) organized emergency management and cross-training programs as chief of American Citizen Services – unknowingly preparing her team’s crisis response skills for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Assistant Professor of Management Jennifer Logg “Theory of Machine” research examines how people expect algorithmic and human judgment to differ, helping companies produce analytical insights – and actually use them.
For those seeking to help organizations reduce their impact on the environment by harnessing the power of business, Georgetown is offering a new interdisciplinary M.S. in Environment and Sustainability Management.
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.
