With a specialization in principled leadership, the Management Area develops today’s students into tomorrow’s leaders: globally oriented, ethically minded individuals who will use their diverse gifts to address complex global challenges.
Leadership is the Management Area’s strategic theme. This construct binds us all together and informs our research and teaching efforts. Our strategic theme provides foundational support for a core identity of the McDonough School of Business: principled leadership.
The Management Area faculty include renowned scholars who are experts in their field, as well as practitioners with real-world experience.
The management faculty conduct research on leadership, organizational behavior, and change management.
The Management Area faculty includes renowned scholars who are experts in their field, as well as practitioners with real-world experience.
Executive Director, Global Social Enterprise Initiative
Professor and Senior Associate Dean for Strategy, Finance, and Organization
Executive in Residence and Founder of the Rural Opportunity Initiative at the Global Social Enterprise Initiative
Project Director, AB InBev Foundation Partnership, Global Social Enterprise Initiative
Professor of the Practice and Founding Director, Georgetown Entrepreneurship Initiative
Raffini Family Term Professor of Management and Director, Georgetown University Women’s Leadership Institute
Meet Evelyn Williams: The Leadership Professor Who Creates Learning Experiences
August 2nd, 2021
For the past five years , Evelyn Williams , teaching professor of management has been inspiring Georgetown McDonough students to become leaders for the future…
Undergraduate Program Virtually Celebrates Graduates in Awards Ceremony
May 24th, 2021
Georgetown ’ s McDonough School of Business recognized students graduating from the Undergraduate Program on Saturday , May 22 , during the school ’ s annual Trop…
Redefining Leadership in the Age of the New Normal
April 15th, 2021
Christine Porath, a professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, says, “When you build a relationship on trust, then the majority of people are OK with tough love.”
Pandemic Affected Access to End-of-Life Care, Widened Inequalities, Panelists Say
April 15th, 2021
A recent qualitative study found that older adults are resistant to advance care planning, don’t understand palliative care and have low trust in the healthcare system, commented Bill Novelli, professor of practice and former CEO of AARP.
