An excerpt from the McDonough School of Business… Georgetown McDonough Adjunct Professor Eric Koester has received the Entrepreneurship Educator of the Year Award from the United States Association for Small […]
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Georgetown student Andy Gordon (MBA’20) has written a book on the revitalization of struggling U.S. cities through pursuits in entrepreneurship and a startup-driven resurgence. The book, titled New Grit: Startups
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An excerpt from the Georgetown University Magazine… Noobtsaa Philip Vang (MBA’16) craved his mother’s cooking. It was 2014, and he had just moved to DC to start his MBA at
An excerpt from the McDonough School of Business… Georgetown University alumnus Doug Bouton (C’07) visited the McDonough School of Business on Feb. 20 to speak with students about entrepreneurship and
From the McDonough School of Business… Georgetown Entrepreneurship, serving all of Georgetown University from the McDonough School of Business, recently named its ninth annual cohort of entrepreneurs-in-residence and experts-in-residence. These
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An excerpt from the McDonough School of Business… This fall, Georgetown McDonough selected two first-year MBA students to be the school’s inaugural Tivia S. and Richard L. Kramer MBA Entrepreneurship
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From Poets and Quants… What is the biggest lesson that Underdahl has absorbed from launching a venture like Civic Champs? Counterintuitive as it may seem, he advises entrepreneurs to share
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An excerpt from Forbes… On an early Friday morning this past summer, a young male was found dead inside a vacant apartment building in the southwest neighborhood of Washington D.C.
An excerpt from Technically… Quinnie Lin comes from a social justice lawyering and community organizing background. She’s been a part of the D.C. community for six years, originally moving here
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An excerpt from DC Inno… The D.C. metro’s tech ecosystem is growing in several directions, with destinations unknown, but one of the best ways to gauge the future potential of
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