The George Washington University School of Business

The George Washington University School of Business At the George Washington University School of Business we set the bar above the bottom line. This added dimension gives us a competitive advantage.

Located in the heart of Washington, D.C., the George Washington University School of Business (GWSB) is an international leader in education and research, training future leaders to be global problem solvers and socially responsible managers. We value profits, but on top of them, we also value how they’re made. That’s why we’re adding a new dimension to how we measure success: not just in profits

and power, but also in responsibility and its integral role in shaping society. It helps us gain a better understanding of the true cost and value of our decisions, and the awareness to make them smarter moving forward. Adding this to every decision we make is helping us stand out. Because when we look past the balance sheets everyone else is focused on—when we look deeper into what’s actually driving them—we give ourselves an edge in competitive markets across the globe. And that’s our idea of good business.

Three GW School of Business Master of Science in Business Analytics graduates published a paper on detecting bias in AI ...
08/20/2026

Three GW School of Business Master of Science in Business Analytics graduates published a paper on detecting bias in AI language models.

Hanna Courtot (MBA ‘25), Shegufta Tasneem (MBA ‘25) and Katherine Fullowan (MS ‘26) built the framework as their practicum capstone project while working with EY, testing whether GPT models produce different summaries of news stories about financial fraud when only a person’s race or gender changes.

The goal is to give financial institutions a way to catch bias and reduce the impact on financial decisions like lending.

Patrick Hall, teaching assistant professor of decision sciences and chief AI officer at the School of Business, served as their faculty mentor throughout the project.

Read more at: https://bit.ly/4qo3MUU

GW senior Careld Cruz-Argueta (BS Marketing, ‘27) got to watch this year’s FIFA World Cup from the sidelines, not among ...
08/17/2026

GW senior Careld Cruz-Argueta (BS Marketing, ‘27) got to watch this year’s FIFA World Cup from the sidelines, not among the crowd in the stands or through the TV screen.

She was selected through FIFA’s highly competitive volunteer program and spent two weeks in Boston working with FIFA’s Media Operations and Services team, supporting press conferences, mixed zones, player interviews and photographers.

The role put her just yards from some of the world’s top players, including Norway’s Erling Haaland, and gave her perspective on what it takes to run a global sporting event.

Careld will continue her education this fall through GW’s 4+1 program to earn a master’s in sport management.

Read her story: https://bit.ly/4xM1z8e

The GW School of Business is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Georgian National University SEU for its Maste...
07/30/2026

The GW School of Business is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Georgian National University SEU for its Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence for Business.

A virtual signing ceremony held on June 26 marked the occasion, with Dean Sevin Yeltekin signing on behalf of GW Business and Rector and Founder, Mr. Gia Kavtelishvili, signing on behalf of SEU.

This partnership demonstrates a mutual dedication to providing high-quality, globally oriented graduate education. The program combines in-person courses in Tbilisi with online coursework, blending face-to-face engagement with digital flexibility.

GW plans to begin classes in fall 2026. Graduates will receive dual degrees from both institutions, creating a valuable credential for future AI and business leaders.

This summer, graduate students in Business & Society: Artificial Intelligence learned directly from Waymo leadership abo...
07/28/2026

This summer, graduate students in Business & Society: Artificial Intelligence learned directly from Waymo leadership about how artificial intelligence has fundamentally transformed autonomous vehicles.

The course, led by Professor Thomas Debass, was held as part of the Business & Society series hosted by GWSB Global & Experiential Education.

Focused on AI-driven business transformation, the class was honored to welcome Euan Guttridge, Senior Director at Waymo, who joined as a guest speaker and a featured presenter at Juxtaposition, a capstone summit exploring AI's impact on the creative economy, business and society.

Students learned how Waymo trains its AI navigation systems, responds to shifting market conditions and plans to roll out autonomous mobility in Washington, D.C. To wrap up the event, students stepped outside to see a Waymo self-driving vehicle up close.

07/23/2026

Take a tour of GW Business with Troi Davis (GWSB ‘26).

From Duques Lobby to Point Chaud Cafe, Troi walks us through where GW Business students study, hang out and get through the week.

Her favorite class is social media influencer marketing, taught by professors who are leaders in their field of study.

Having taken on internships in the fall, spring and summer that GW Business has connected her with directly, Troi describes GW as one of the best places to study business.

Learn more about GWSB’s undergraduate and graduate programs here. https://www.gwu.edu/academics

07/22/2026

The Finance Department at GW Business coordinates with the GW Investment Institute (GWII) and the Center for Real Estate Studies (CRES) to give students experience managing real assets, visiting investment banks and financing startups.

The programs have a hands-on approach with smaller classes, direct faculty interaction and projects where students do the work rather than just study it.

Students manage dynamic portfolios and are constantly thinking about what’s happening in the markets today and what comes next.

Hear from Rodney Lake (professor of finance, director of GWII), Gergana Jostova (Chair of the Department of Finance) and Nathan Garcia (MS in Finance '25) on what studying finance at GW Business looks like.

Discover finance at GW Business: https://business.gwu.edu/about/departments/finance

07/16/2026

For 35 years, the Management Department at GW Business has been giving students practical knowledge, launching careers and watching graduates grow into leaders across industries.

The program integrates directly with the outside world. Students gain experience through advocacy work on the National Mall, partnerships with sports teams and stadiums, and conversations with management professionals in the DMV.

Alumni and students go on to build careers at organizations like Deloitte, the NBA and Marriott International.

Hear from Stuart Levy, Lisa Delpy Neirotti and Kathy Kormen Frey on what a GW Business management experience looks like.

Discover management at GW Business: https://business.gwu.edu/about/departments/management

The George Washington University School of Business hosted and honored 14 local entrepreneurs on June 24 for graduating ...
07/13/2026

The George Washington University School of Business hosted and honored 14 local entrepreneurs on June 24 for graduating from Cohort VI of the ELEVATE program.

ELEVATE, which stands for Executive Leadership Education Venture Advancing Talented Entrepreneurs, is Washington, D.C.'s only university-backed executive education program.

Developed by the GWSB Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence (CFEE), in partnership with The Coalition (formerly CNHED), and led by Ayman El Tarabishy, alongside GW faculty, the three-month intensive curriculum equips small- and medium-sized business owners with critical skills in operational strategy and leadership.

The program focuses on sustainable economic growth for the District. Beyond the business acumen gained, it provides participants with a strategic network and the confidence required for long-term scaling.

07/02/2026

Dr. Johan A. Ferreira is a teaching associate professor of marketing at GW Business. Before teaching full-time, Dr. Ferreira built an international career across scientific research, product management and healthcare marketing.

“The beauty of what I did is I went everywhere,” he says.

In the classroom, he gives students the opportunity to ask questions, learn theory and participate in realistic projects that advance their learning and expand their global marketing skill set.

Explore marketing at GW Business: https://business.gwu.edu/about/departments/marketing

07/01/2026

The Master of Business Analytics program at GW Business gives students the tools they need to solve real business problems before they graduate.

Students come from all kinds of backgrounds, from engineering to marketing to finance and find a program that meets them where they are.

Being in D.C. opens doors to multilateral institutions, government agencies and global organizations that most campuses can’t offer. Firms like Microsoft, AWS and Capital One are only a metro stop away.

Hear from Nicholas Botti (MSBA ‘26) and Devarsh Patel (MSBA ‘25) on why they chose GW Business. https://bit.ly/4f9oa7Z

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