Meet Our Team
Georgetown Entrepreneurship is proud to have a diverse team of talented professionals, academics and students working hard to build a vibrant entrepreneurial community at Georgetown. Through their efforts the department is able to make a lasting impact on tomorrow’s leaders in business and entrepreneurship while helping students launch their own companies here on campus.
Leaders & Advisors
Our Department Leaders are leading a movement to make Georgetown one of the best universities in the world for entrepreneurship, instilling entrepreneurial thinking in every Georgetown student.
An exclusive set of leaders committed to helping Georgetown become a global leader in entrepreneurship education.
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C’77, P’14, P’15
Founder, Chairman, Principal Partner and CEO, Monumental Sports & Entertainment
Joe Baker
C’98
Founder, Yee-Haw Brewing and Ole Smoky Moonshine Distillery
Mentors & Faculty
The Entrepreneur in Residence (EiR) Program is one of the primary ways that we connect the Georgetown campus to the “real world” of entrepreneurship. Accomplished entrepreneurs – some of whom are Georgetown alumni – are on campus throughout the term to act as mentors and advisors to students.
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Troye Bullock
Jessica Carson
Rose Carter
Laura Clark
Brian Cooley
Ryan Croft
Ellen Eisenberg
Howard Eisenberg
Dave Goldberg
Dahna Goldstein
Payton Iheme
John Jabara
Karima Ladhani
Fiona Macaulay
Mike Malloy
Peter Mellen
Amy Millman
Miguel Monteverde
Neel Premkumar
Rick Robinson
Neil Shah
Mark J. Silverman
Marc Steren
Steve Taylor
Dave Terzian
Barbara White
Danny Wright
S. Tien Wong
These members of the Georgetown University faculty are actively involved in the research and teaching of entrepreneurship. The group includes both academics spanning a broad range of disciplines as well as experienced practitioners. They are committed to supporting the Georgetown Entrepreneurship Initiative and to working with students to demystify the process of starting and growing a new venture.
Bob Bies
Professor of Management and Founder of the Executive Master’s in Leadership Program at the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University.
Melissa Bradley
Tri-sector leader with more than 20 years of entrepreneurship, investment, and leadership experience. Currently, she is a Professor of Practice at the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University where she teaches impact investing, social entrepreneurship, P2P economics and innovation.
Jason Brennan
Assistant Professor of Strategy, and of Economics, Ethics and Public Policy at the McDonough School of Business. His classes include: Moral Foundations of Market Society, and Social Responsibility of Business.
Peter Jaworski
Assistant Teaching Professor of business ethics. He is a Senior Fellow with the Canadian Constitution Foundation, and a Director of the Institute for Liberal Studies. Along with Jason Brennan, Peter is the author of “Markets without Limits: Moral Virtues and Commercial Interests” published in 2015.
Sandeep Dahiya
Faculty of the McDonough School of Business since 1999. Professor Dahiya spent two years working in the Corporate Finance and Strategy practice of McKinsey & Company, a leading strategy consulting firm. He worked with CEOs and CFOs of Fortune 500 firms in Healthcare, Financial Services, and Chemical industries focusing on Valuation, Mergers & Acquisitions, Capital Markets and Risk Management issues.
J.S. Gamble
Adjunct Professor of Strategy in the McDonough School of Business teaching entrepreneurship. His fields of expertise are Wireless and Broadband Telecom, and management consulting.
Shye Gilad
Arun Gupta
Senior Advisor to the Provost/Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship at Georgetown Business School teaching Entrepreneurial Finance/Venture Capital. He also focuses on Federal/Cyber IT Services investments at Columbia Capital.
Eric Koester
Adjunct Professor in the McDonough School of Business teaching several MBA-level entrepreneurship classes: Startup Factory, Customer Discovery MBA Tutorial, Lean Startup MBA Tutorial.
Alyssa Lovegrove
Experienced business executive with a career spanning banking, management consulting, consumer retailing, and non-profit sectors in the US and UK. Her current focus is social entrepreneurship and social impact ventures – including the launch of social impact businesses and the unique challenges of managing “double and triple bottom line” organizations.
Dale Murphy
Associate Professor at the Walsh School of Foreign Service. His specialties include commercial and social entrepreneurship startups and angel investment networks. He is an expert in global issues at the juncture of the public and private sectors, and he has worked on international political economy, business-government relations, corporate social responsibility (CSR), democratization, and international security.
Jeff Reid
Adjunct Professor of strategy at the McDonough School of Business and the founding director of the the Georgetown Entrepreneurship Initiative. A proven strategic leader in the arenas of entrepreneurship, venture capital, education, technology, and economic development Reid believes strongly in the power of entrepreneurial communities and networks to create social value.
Jean Rosauer
Adjunct Professor at the Georgetown McDonough School of Business and founder of Fuel Growth Group, an international marketing strategy firm. She partners with technology CEOs to accelerate company growth and transform industries.
Dr. Elizabeth Page Sigman
Distinguished Teaching Professor at the McDonough School of Business. Specializing in technology, social media, electronic commerce, and information systems. She is a faculty associate for the Center for Business and Public Policy and the Capital Markets Research Center, and serves as a Technology, Learning and Teaching Fellow for the Center for New Designs in Learning Systems.
Sarah Stilles
Visiting Assistant Professor in the Georgetown Department of Sociology, teaching undergraduate courses including: Introduction to Sociology; Flourishing: College & Community; Race, Society, and Cinema CBL; The Contemporary City CBL; Social Entrepreneurship/Change; Law & Society; Community Involvement Seminar CBL; Sociology Senior Seminar.
Sezer Ulku
Associate Professor at the McDonough School of Business. His research focuses on innovation, new product development, entrepreneurship, outsourcing, private equity, supply chain management, and retail operations. His research has been published in leading management journals, including Management Science, Manufacturing and Service Operations, and Transactions on Engineering Management.