MBA Soccer Squad Donates Prize to Grassroot Project

In early September, a group of McDonough MBA students earned first place in a 7-on-7 soccer tournament organized by the Grassroot Project, an organization fighting HIV/AIDS in Washington, D.C. [READ MORE]

Army Physician Who Treated Captured Saddam Hussein Discusses Service Oct.19

Dr. Sudip Bose, the physician who treated Saddam Hussein after his capture in December 2003, will discuss "The Battle Continues: Lessons Learned in Combat and How to Apply Them to Everyday Life," Wed., Oct. 19, at 5 p.m. in the Hariri Building's Fisher Colloquim. [READ MORE]

Marcia Miceli Research Honored by Journal of Business Ethics

Two articles written by Professor of Management Marcia Miceli have been honored by the Journal of Business Ethics as part of its 30th anniversary publication that includes a collection of "citation classics." [READ MORE]

Global Social Enterprise Initiative Partners with Mobile Internet Coalition

Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business recently announced that its Global Social Enterprise Initiative has partnered with the Mobile Internet Content Coalition to support social good through mobile internet applications and innovations to create economic value and new opportunities for individuals, organizations, and society. The partnership will equip young minds and rising entrepreneurs with the mobile tools necessary to carry social entrepreneurship into its next generation.
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Rude Employee Behavior Drives Away Business Says Christine Porath

Retail business customers who witness rude behavior among employees often are driven away without reporting the negative experience, leaving managers unaware of harmful behavior, according to research co-authored by Assistant Professor Christine Porath published in September’s Journal of Service Research. [READ MORE]

Entrepreneurs-in-Residence Program Announced

A new Entrepreneurs-in-Residence Program at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business will enhance the school's growing Entrepreneurship Initiative across undergraduate and graduate programs. [READ MORE]

EMBA Alumnus Named Top CEO

CEO Update has named Matt Shay, Executive MBA class of 2011 alumnus, one of the "Top CEOs in Associations" in 2011. Shay has been CEO of the National Retail Foundation, the world's largest retail trade association, since 2010.
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Global Advancement Management Program Accepting Applications

The Global Advancement Management Program (GAMP) features three weeklong class modules spread over six months with classes and experiential learning activities in the United States, Spain, Brazil, and Dubai.
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