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The Howard Hoffman Distinguished Lecture Series

In the spirit of interfaculty collaboration and private sector participation, CFEE, through the Howard Hoffman Distinguished Lecture Series, brings together faculty, students, business leaders and members of the wider GW community for discussion on a variety of entrepreneurship issues. The series encourages philosophical reflection and practical experiences on problems and opportunities regarding entrepreneurship. Frequently, lectures are co-sponsored with other schools and departments. The series has served as a model for several of the successful university-wide forums for intellectual interchange that are now flourishing.

Howard Hoffman donated a generous grant to foster an entrepreneurial spirit and discussion at GW. It is our pleasure to honor him by continuing to host successful businessmen and -women, entrepreneurs, and local leaders as role models to GW students.

Past distinguished speakers include, among many others, Jim Kinsey, founder of AOL; Robert Johnson, CEO and founder of Black Entertainment; Louis Kane, founder of Au Bon Pain; and Linda Rabbit, founder of Rand Construction.

 

Thank you to Dan Simons, our distinguished guest for "DC's Founding Farmer!"

Wednesday, March 20 in Funger Hall, Room 108

Missed it? Follow the conversation @gwuCFEE. 

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"Startup Success Stories" with Duke Chung and Junaid Shams

Wednesday, February 13 in Funger Hall, Room 103