MBA Lunch and Learn
The Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy Center brings great speakers to campus to discuss interesting and relevant issues at the intersection of business and public life. The Lunch & Learn events are exclusively for our students to gain additional insights and perspectives outside the classroom. And of course, lunch is provided!
Upcoming
Thursday, September 19 from 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
Hall Wang: MPP, MBA 2019
“Your Job After Graduation and the Regulatory Environment”
Takeaways from the Georgetown Nonmarket Strategy Certificate
Hariri 450
Register: HoyaConnect
As non-market strategy issues become increasingly relevant across all business roles, recent MBA graduates must now be equipped to navigate regulatory hurdles and identify non-market strategy risks. These challenges, once exclusive to senior business leaders, are now pivotal to roles such as M&A consultants, investment bankers, and corporate development professionals, among others. By mastering these competencies, particularly through the Non-Market Strategy certificate, MBA graduates can differentiate themselves in interviews and early career performance.
This session will explore how integrating legal and public policy considerations into activities like strategic partnerships, market entry, and asset expansion can shape business success.
Many thanks to Professors John Mayo and Tim DeStefano and MBA candidates Sean Malone and Thomas Shane for their continued support of this series.
When: April 23, 2024
Details: Sarah Bana, Chapman University
“The Digitization of Job Search and Hiring: Exploring the Impact and Implications of Technology in Job Markets”
When: April 4, 2024
Details: Brandon Karpf, Vice President N2K Networks
Cybersecurity First Principles for Business Professionals
When: March 20, 2024
Nawar Shara from MedStar Health Research Institute
“Artificial Intelligence: The Game-Changer in Healthcare Economics”
When: February 13, 2024
Lauren Barkume, Aid to Artisans
“How Aid to Artisans Connects Global Makers To Markets”
When: January 30, 2024
Professor Austin Hart, American University
“Can voters hold governments accountable for past performance?“
When: November 29 2023
Lane Windham, Ph.D. “The state of strikes in the US post-pandemic”
When: November 14, 2023
Robert Shapiro, Chairmen of Sonecon, LLC “The economic underpinnings and policy challenges for autonomous vehicles”
When: October 31, 2023
David Michaels, Financial Reporter at The Wall Street Journal presented “The expansion of civil and criminal law enforcement and the stakes for Wall Street and big business.”
When: April 12, 2023
University of Maryland Professor Evan Starr, presented Whither the Fine Print? A Primer on the Economics of Noncompetes and Other Restrictive Covenants
When: March 27, 2023
Jin Paik, Senior Director, Lab Operations at the Digital, Data, & Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard presented Open Talent: Leveraging the Global Workforce to Solve Your Biggest Challenges
When: February 2, 2023
Special guest Frank Macchiarola from American Petroleum Institute presented War in Ukraine; Geopolitical Impacts on Oil and Gas and Future Policy Outlook
When: November 30, 2022
Speaker Dr. Yusuke Kuwayama of University of Maryland presented “Five Underappreciated Facts About Water Management”
When: Thursday November 10, 2022
Professor Mark Whitener presented Let the Big Dog Eat? LIV Golf (and the Feds) Take On the PGA Tour “Monopoly”
When: Monday October 3rd, 2022
Professor Brad Jensen discussed his recent work on the state of global R&D activities and future prospects in an era of declining multilateralism.