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Students Post Success at National Case Competitions

Business case competitions provide undergraduate and graduate students with experiences filled with learning and teamwork.

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GW Alumnus Honored as Top Lawyer of the Year

Attorney Joseph Babits, B.A.’85, M.B.A’ 88, was recently selected as Top Lawyer of the Year by the International Association of Top Professionals (IAOTP).

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Cutting-edge AI Research and Use Cases at the Frontline of Real Estate

Learn more about how the financial and real estate industries could be impacted by the integration of machine learning and artificial intelligence technology.

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Business Students Present at GW Research Showcase

Students from the GW School of Business participated in a university-wide event showcasing the research engagement of faculty, students and staff.

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New Frontiers for Sustainable Growth in Africa

Speakers at a new convening exchanged insights on innovations and policy ideas that could shape the future of Africa.

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GWSB in the Community: DC High School Students Join Business Case Challenge

Students from a D.C. high school participated in a case challenge coordinated by the F. David Fowler Career Center, GW students, and SuitUp.

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Dissecting AI’s Global Impact

A panel at the GW Business & Policy Forum highlighted the international dynamics of artificial intelligence.

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Toward the Future: GWSB and Trustworthy AI

A panel explored the implementation of trust and safety in AI development and innovation and the voices that should be involved in evaluating the systems.

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Prestigious Award Recognizes MBA Alum’s Work on Behalf of Native Americans

Quinton Uksi Carroll, MBA ’23, was honored with a Native American 40 Under 40 Award by the National Center for American Indian Economic Development.

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Budding Entrepreneurs Win Cash Prizes at 2024 New Venture Competition

NVC awards more than $330,000 to winners, including $157,000 in cash, for the nationally recognized competition now in its 16th year.