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.
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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.

Thinking about advancing your career in business management? A Master of Science in Management (MiM) can help you gain v...
07/11/2025

Thinking about advancing your career in business management? A Master of Science in Management (MiM) can help you gain valuable leadership skills and prepare you for a range of roles, even if you're early in your career.

Explore the growing opportunities in management and see how an MiM can shape your career trajectory today in our new article: https://bit.ly/4nvMymo

From fintech to florals, Our Short Term Study Away Program (STAP) in Singapore gave students a firsthand look at how sma...
07/02/2025

From fintech to florals, Our Short Term Study Away Program (STAP) in Singapore gave students a firsthand look at how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) thrive in a vibrant global hub.

Led by Professor Yung Zhang and supported by GWSB Global and Experiential Education staff and generous donors, students visited dtcpay, Terrascope, CCFT, Color Technologies, and the Singapore FinTech Association, while exploring Singapore’s culture from Chinatown to Kampong Glam.

Huge thanks to all the leaders, alumni, and partners who made this experience a success!

Learn more about G&EE and our global programs at GWSB - https://lnkd.in/ebmPysT

In today’s data-driven world, information systems isn’t just a support function — it’s a strategic powerhouse. Our lates...
06/30/2025

In today’s data-driven world, information systems isn’t just a support function — it’s a strategic powerhouse.

Our latest article explores how the MS in Information Systems bridges tech and business, preparing professionals to lead innovation, streamline operations and translate data into smart decisions.

Explore top careers, degree comparisons and what makes this master’s worth the investment at the link below.

https://bit.ly/3FXoV5z

Reconnecting with GW Business alumni at Yankee Stadium made for an unforgettable afternoon! Thank you to everyone who jo...
06/28/2025

Reconnecting with GW Business alumni at Yankee Stadium made for an unforgettable afternoon!

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the day so special, our alumni network continues to grow stronger with every event.

Excited for what’s next... a bigger, university-wide gathering is already in the works for next season. Stay tuned!

Last week, we witnessed an inspiring convergence of ideas and innovation at the first-ever Business & Society Dialogue S...
06/25/2025

Last week, we witnessed an inspiring convergence of ideas and innovation at the first-ever Business & Society Dialogue Series on Artificial Intelligence, hosted by GW School of Business's GWSB Global and Experiential Education team.

From visionary insights by Brook Selassie of Gartner to thought-provoking conversations on AI, IP, and equity, this event spotlighted how technology can drive meaningful change in business and society.

A special shoutout to the many The George Washington University School of Business students, alumni, faculty, and thought leaders who joined us in this dialogue and congratulations to Jaehoon R. (MSIST '26) for winning the DC PROMPTathon with his concept on AI smart glasses!

Grateful for the leadership of Professor Thomas D. and the entire G&EE team for curating this timely and relevant experience.

Hey GW Business Recent Alumni!Looking to reconnect, grow your network, and have a great time doing it? We’ve got just th...
06/24/2025

Hey GW Business Recent Alumni!

Looking to reconnect, grow your network, and have a great time doing it? We’ve got just the event for you, Topgolf at National Harbor is calling!

📍 Where: Topgolf, National Harbor
📅 When: June 28 | 1–3 PM

Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just in it for the fun, this is your chance to enjoy good swings, great conversations, and meaningful connections with fellow GW School Of Business grads.

Spots are limited,don’t miss out!

Register now: https://lnkd.in/eGRZCeFS

Dr. Christopher Kayes, a faculty member in our M.S. in Project Management program, is the author of "Leading Outside You...
06/24/2025

Dr. Christopher Kayes, a faculty member in our M.S. in Project Management program, is the author of "Leading Outside Your Comfort Zone"—a research‑based guide to building resilient, high‑performing teams in demanding environments.

His scholarship, which draws on data from more than 1,000 leaders, equips our students with practical frameworks for navigating uncertainty, accelerating progress, and sustaining productivity.

Learn more about our M.S. in Project Management program and the distinguished experts who teach it at the link below.

https://bit.ly/402zevZ

This Juneteenth, we honor the past, celebrate the present, and build for a more inclusive future.June 19, 2025, marks 16...
06/19/2025

This Juneteenth, we honor the past, celebrate the present, and build for a more inclusive future.

June 19, 2025, marks 160 years since news of emancipation reached the last enslaved Black Americans in Galveston, Texas. It’s a moment in history that reminds us to reflect, learn, and continue the journey toward equity and justice.

At GW Business, we recognize Juneteenth as a time to celebrate Black resilience, innovation, and leadership; not just in our community, but in business and beyond.

To explore Juneteenth’s history and impact, resources like the Smithsonian’s Juneteenth Digital Toolkit offer a great starting point.

Let’s keep the conversation going this month and every month.

Link to GW Today Article -

Originally commemorating the end of slavery in Texas 160 years ago, the holiday is an opportunity to celebrate Black culture.

06/14/2025

At the 2025 GW School of Business Commencement Celebration, student speaker Jalinette Reyes, B.S. International Business '25, called on the GW Class of 2025 to lead with conviction and show up with purpose. “In a world full of uncertainty, you are ready to shape the future. Congratulations, Class of 2025. You were made and ready for this moment.”

Interested in seeing more clips from the Class of 2025 Commencement? Click the link to see the Undergraduate and Graduate live streams - https://business.commencement.gwu.edu/

06/14/2025

Student speaker Jalinette Reyes, B.S. International Business '25, reminded the Class of 2025 not to wait for the world to be perfect, but to pull up a chair, or build a bigger table, and invite others along to join the journey.

Interested in seeing more clips from the Class of 2025 Commencement? Click the link in our bio to see the Undergraduate and Graduate live streams - https://business.commencement.gwu.edu/

06/14/2025

At the 2025 GW School of Business Commencement Celebrations, student speaker Jalinette Reyes, B.S. International Business '25, reminded us that even though the world can feel overwhelming, this community knows how to rise up against a challenge. From late-night study seshes to juggling internships, we built something bigger than ourselves. And in true GW fashion, we managed to do it all at once.

Interested in seeing more clips from the Class of 2025 Commencement? Click the link in our to see the Undergraduate and Graduate live stream- https://business.commencement.gwu.edu/

Last week, GW Business proudly welcomed Cohort V of the ELEVATE Executive Leadership Program, a premier initiative empow...
06/13/2025

Last week, GW Business proudly welcomed Cohort V of the ELEVATE Executive Leadership Program, a premier initiative empowering small business owners in the D.C. metro region.

In partnership with The Coalition and led by CFEE (Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence) at GW Business, this cohort focuses on sustainable business models, supporting local enterprises leading in green innovation, eco-friendly practices, and environmental stewardship.

Dean Vanessa Perry, Dr. Ayman El Tarabishy, and Evette Banfield, Chief Economic Development Officer at The Coalition opened the session, and keynote speaker Diedre L. Windsor, CEO of The Windsor Group, delivered a powerful message on scaling to multimillion-dollar growth.

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