McDonough School of Business

Alumni Events

Check out events for Hoyas year-round and worldwide.

Upcoming Alumni Events

All Upcoming Events

Houston Alumni Reception 2024Mar. 27

  • 11:30 am
  • The Annie Café & Bar, 1800 Post Oak Blvd Suite 6170, Houston, TX 77056

Lifelong Learning – Risk ManagementMay. 10

  • 1:00 pm
  • Rafik B. Hariri Building

Recorded Webinars

Sustainable Investing and ESG

Parsing the Analytics Skill Imbalance between Industry and the Business School

Sporting Events in a Post-Pandemic World: The Effect on the 2020 Tokyo Olympics 

Featuring Madeline Higgins (B’16, S’18) and Craig Esherick (B’78, L’82), moderated by LaQuita Frederick, faculty director and associate professor of the practice for the Sport Industry Management (SIM), Master of Professional Studies (MPS) program at the Georgetown School of Continuing Studies

Mindful Cooking

Presented by Operation: Cura Personalis, featuring Melissa d’Arabian (MBA’93)

When We Gather

Featuring María Magdalena Campos-Pons, Virginia Shore, and Wendi Norris (MBA’96)

Financial Wellness

with Sheila Walsh (MBA’08)

The Happiness Project

with Karen Guggenheim (EMBA’15)

Sleep 101: A Crash Course for Increasing Productivity, Health, and Well-Being with Kristen Rainey

Your 2021 Resume Refresh

Whether you’re entering the workforce for the first time, are looking to make a career change, or are a seasoned professional trying to share your experience, it’s critical that your resume, CV, company bio, and LinkedIn summary communicate the right message to the people reading them. Your writing is an extension of yourself — the words you use, the way you organize information, and the tone you convey all shape how you are perceived.

How Corporations Can Be A Force for Good

Featuring Troye Bullock (C’16), co-founder and chief operating officer, Good Projects; Danielle Conkling (B’01), senior manager, Silicon Valley Bank; and Jennifer Heflin (B’03, MBA’10), senior manager, management consulting, Accenture

Moderated by Patricia Grant, senior associate dean of the undergraduate program, Georgetown McDonough