Professor Chad Ho on Information Systems Research: People, Not Technology, Determine the Outcomes
Yi-Chun “Chad” Ho examines the impact of technology on markets, and his research is frequently cited. An associate professor of Information Systems and Technology Management, he is the first GW...
FinEcon Academy Connects High School Students to Finance and Real Estate
GW Business hosts FinEcon Academy to introduce D.C. high schoolers to finance, real estate, and investing through hands-on learning and stock pitch contests.
Jeff, BBA ’88, and Laura Gottlieb Create Endowed Scholarship to Support GW Business Students
GW Business alum Jeff Gottlieb, BBA ’88, and his wife, Laura, establish a scholarship to support undergrads with need-based financial aid.
GW Student Consultants Travel to Thailand to Explore the Future of AI and Renewable Energy
GW Student Consultants Travel to Thailand to Explore the Future of AI and Renewable Energy
Q & A: Three Game Changers for Sports Business in 2025
GW’s Lisa Delpy Neirotti highlights key 2025 sports trends: athlete pay, AI in training, and rising value and investment in women’s sports.
Alumnus Mark R. Shenkman has built one of the leading privately-owned high-yield credit firms in the world, all while maintaining a family culture.
Professor Emeritus Bill Halal Establishes Faculty Research Fund; Five Awardees Named for 2025
Professor Emeritus Bill Halal funds research on stakeholder collaboration; five GW Business faculty named 2025 recipients of his new research grant.
Women in Higher Education: Teaching the Business of Sport
Sport management expert Dr. Lisa Delpy Neirotti blends academia and industry, guiding GW students through global events and emerging trends like NIL.
2025 Best 40-Under-40 MBA Professors: Voni Pamphile, George Washington University
GW’s Voni Pamphile named a 2025 Best 40-Under-40 MBA Professor for her impactful teaching, research on ethics, and dedication to student mentorship.
GW TAI Professor Gil Appel Finds Lower AI Literacy Predicts Greater AI Receptivity
Those with lower AI literacy are more receptive to AI — but not for the reasons you might think.
