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By: Thomas J. Fewer (Georgetown University), Dali Ma (Drexel University), and Diego Coraiola (University of Victoria) Since the end of the Cold War, globalization accelerated international trade, grew global capital […]

“After serving 17 years in prison, Washington, D.C. and Prince George’s County native Raashed Hall is turning his life around–with a new invention he designed while incarcerated.” Come watch MSB

By: Jeff Reid  In a new piece written by the Founding Director of the Georgetown Entrepreneurship Initiative, Professor Jeff Reid reflects upon his decade of teaching and leading entrepreneurship at

“A few weeks before International Women’s Day, a group of innovative, passionate, and ambitious Saudi female entrepreneurs joined forces at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business to build their entrepreneurship, leadership,

By: Thomas J. Fewer (Georgetown University) and Murat Tarakci (Erasmus University) Are companies led by liberals or conservatives more likely to engage in misconduct? In an article under review, Fellow

Congratulations to Brendan Foody B’25, founder of Seros, for winning the BIG EAST Startup Challenge last night! That makes Georgetown a 2-time champ, after Gracey Owen won last year. Click

“Partnering for Grand Challenges: A Review of Organizational Design Considerations in Public-Private Collaborations” by: Gerard George (Georgetown University), Thomas J. Fewer (Georgetown University), Sergio Lazzarini (Western University), Anita M. McGahan

“Georgetown Pivot Fellow Raashed Hall earned second place at a Georgetown-wide pitch competition for a unique workout product — one he patented while he was incarcerated.” Click here to view

Hoya Hacks, Georgetown’s an annual hackathlon, is a competition about technology innovation. This year, many incredible entries were submitted, and the winners were have been chosen. Click here to view

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