The Georgetown Master’s in Management (MiM) prepares early-career professionals to excel across consulting, technology, finance, real estate, consumer goods, media, and entrepreneurship, as well as emerging fields such as AI privacy and compliance and more. Alumni describe how the program accelerated their careers, strengthened their confidence as business leaders, and expanded their global perspective.
Consulting | Technology | Financial Services | Consumer Goods and Retail | Real Estate | Entertainment, Media, and Sports | Entrepreneurship
Industry: Consulting
Company: GLG
Job Title: Associate, Client Services
Q: What was your experience like with your cohort?
Meeting so many people in a short period of time was a great experience. Being able to share time abroad with the same people for a consulting project was even better. I particularly enjoyed understanding the perspectives of the people I worked with and how it guides their decision-making process.
Industry: Consulting, Entertainment/Media & Sports, Technology
Company: Strategy&, PWC
Job Title: Consultant
Q: Describe the best part of your MiM experience.
Beyond the coursework, the people I met (including classmates from diverse backgrounds and professors who pushed my thinking) shaped my experience. I had the chance to meet the CEO of Inditex and to attend leadership talks with Jamie Dimon, Jonathan Gray, and Joseph Baratta, which gave me direct exposure to world-class perspectives on business and leadership. The Global Business Experience in Argentina allowed me to work on a real client project, and traveling across South America with my cohort broadened my cultural awareness and global mindset. Altogether, the program provided the connections, experiences, and skills I needed to confidently step into and excel in a professional business career.
Industry: Technology
Company: Infor
Job Title: Foundation Team Associate
Q: What impact did the MiM program have on your career?
Georgetown’s MiM program served as a launching pad, equipping me with the business knowledge, technical abilities, and leadership skills to thrive in a global work environment. It offered me the chance to explore a broad range of career paths, ultimately empowering me to transition from food science to a career in tech. In my current role at Infor, I draw on the analytical, strategic, and collaborative skills I honed at Georgetown to deliver meaningful results and navigate complex, international business challenges.
Industry: Technology
Company: CaseGuard
Job Title: Project Manager
Q: When did you know you made the right decision?
I knew since day one. My favorite thing about the program was how holistic it was in nature and the space it provided for us to interact with people from all over the world. It really taught me the importance of studying business in a global setting. Opportunities like the Global Business Experience truly stood out. It made me more well rounded both personally and professionally.
Industry: Technology
Company: Advanced Micro Devices
Job Title: Sr. Business Planning Specialist
Q: What was your experience like with your cohort?
My experience with my cohort was incredibly rewarding. I was paired with the perfect group of people who supported me both personally and academically. We learned to balance each other’s strengths and weaknesses, which made our collaboration not only effective but also enjoyable. Beyond that, I had the chance to connect and work closely with a diverse group of international peers—a perspective you don’t often get in day-to-day life or in more traditional programs. That exposure broadened my worldview and added so much depth to the overall experience.
Q: How did career coaching support your goals?
During the program, I had the opportunity to work closely with my career advisor through career coaching, and her guidance was truly pivotal. She encouraged me to apply for my first role at Goldman Sachs—an avenue I had not originally considered. Her mentorship pushed me outside of my comfort zone and helped me recognize potential I hadn’t seen in myself. That role became the launchpad for my career, opening doors to opportunities and experiences that continue to shape my professional journey today.
Industry: Technology
Company: HP Inc.
Job Title: Business Planning Manager
Q: What impact did the MiM program have on your career?
MiM helped me build my business acumen and take a leap in my career getting into the tech industry. It was a pivotal opportunity for me that also aimed at getting ready to succeed in the U.S. market; gaining relevant work experience abroad.
Industry: Financial Services
Company: Roodhals Capital
Job Title: IB Analyst
Q: Describe the best part of your MiM experience.
The best part of my MiM experience was the diversity of people. My classmates represented more than 30 nationalities and backgrounds, which meant I was constantly exposed to new perspectives and stories. It made the program much richer, both personally and academically. I still keep in touch with many classmates, and the friendships I built are very valuable to me.
Industry: Financial Services
Company: Goldman Sachs
Job Title: Senior Analyst
Q: How did career coaching support your goals?
Karen Kouagou from the McDonough Career Center guided me through every step—helping with my CV, shaping my job search, and teaching me how to network. Being part of clubs and connecting with MBAs who shared career advice also gave me new perspectives and confidence throughout recruiting.
Industry: Consumer Goods and Retail
Company: Kenvue
Job Title: Associate Brand Manager
Q: What impact did the MiM program have on your career?
The MiM program was a catalyst for accelerating my career trajectory. It equipped me with a solid foundation in business fundamentals and sharpened my decision-making abilities. More importantly, it gave me the confidence to take on leadership roles earlier than I had anticipated and to contribute meaningfully in cross-functional teams.
Q: What was your experience like with your cohort?
Being part of the Georgetown MiM cohort felt like joining a family. The support, the laughter, the shared ambition, it made every challenge feel lighter and every success more meaningful. That sense of belonging was the best part of the journey.
Industry: Real Estate
Company: OMCAP Investments
Job Title: Acquisitions Analyst
Q: Describe the best part of your MiM experience.
Near the halfway point of the program, my friends and I had cultivated a great study group. I remember each of us becoming very intentional about what skills we wanted to sharpen, and how we could help each other. As Mod 2 finals approached, we spent so many great nights together as one big, supportive, hard-working unit.
Q: How did career coaching support your goals?
A lot of my career coaching came from practicing with my peers. I recall helping my friends with mock interviews and learning how to anticipate the things a hiring manager would look for. Peer coaching was a great way to get closer with my classmates while learning some crucial career skills.
Industry: Consulting; Entertainment, Media, and Sports
Company: Warner Bros. Discovery
Job Title: People & Culture Transformation and Org Effectiveness Analyst
Q: What impact did the MiM program have on your career?
MiM not only prepared me in terms of educational content, but also gave me the practical experiences of working with a diverse group to solve complex, real-world problems. My fellow MiM students, professors, and other faculty prepared me to enter the workforce. The Georgetown network continues to be an incredible aid in my professional experience.
Q: Describe the best part of your MiM experience.
The best part of my MiM experience was working through business cases with my cohort, who quickly became some of my best friends. Being able to put the knowledge I was gaining into action alongside lifelong friends is something I will always look fondly upon.
Industry: Entertainment, Media, and Sports
Company: POLITICO
Job Title: Senior Business Development Associate
Q: When did you know you made the right decision?
On my very first day. I remember feeling energized because the problems we were learning to solve were exactly the kinds of challenges I wanted to devote my career to tackling. As someone originally on track for law school, I had gone back and forth about the value of pursuing a business degree. But the truth is, while the law connects us, business might connect us even more.
Q: How did career coaching support your goals?
From the program director, to our Senior Director of Career Services, to our world-class professors, Georgetown was devoted to supporting my career journey from day one. Whether it was sharpening my resume, navigating negotiations, connecting me with professionals in roles I was curious about, or preparing me for case interviews, my community consistently showed up during what can otherwise be a stressful process. I cannot recommend enough the career services provided by this constellation of individuals—it truly set me up for success.
Industry: Other, Entrepreneurship
Company: Georgetown University
Job Title: Full-time MBA Candidate (MiM to MBA Pathway)
Q: What impact did the MiM program have on your career?
The MiM program enabled me to pivot from government affairs to enterprise strategy consulting and equipped me with the analytical, client-facing, and project management skills to thrive in a competitive consulting environment. The coursework was aligned with industry practice, and I drew directly on project work throughout the interview process.
Q: What was your experience like with your cohort?
The program immersed me in teams with diverse professional and cultural backgrounds, preparing me for similar collaboration in a global consulting firm. During my pivot into entrepreneurship, I’ve leaned on learnings from specific MiM courses and am excited to continue to build on this knowledge through the 2025/2026 MiM-to-MBA pathway, where I plan to incubate and launch a business.
The MiM provides foundational business training designed for early-career professionals entering or pivoting into business roles. Students develop capabilities across analytics, strategy, marketing, and finance while applying their learning through experiential projects, global consulting work, and individualized career coaching.
Alumni build careers across consulting, technology, financial services, consumer goods, real estate, media and entertainment, and entrepreneurship. Graduates also pursue emerging roles in areas such as AI governance, privacy, and compliance.
Graduates secure roles with a range of employers, including:
The program’s broad business foundation prepares students to operate across industries early in their careers.
Yes. Many alumni successfully pivot into new roles or industries through the program’s structure, coaching, and global learning experiences. Students across a variety of undergraduate majors excel in the program.
Global exposure is embedded throughout the MiM experience. Students participate in international consulting projects and global residencies that examine how organizations operate across markets, equipping graduates to navigate cross-border business environments.
Yes. Georgetown offers a MiM-to-MBA Pathway that enables graduates to continue building leadership, analytics, and strategic decision-making capabilities. After earning a MiM degree and gaining work experience, qualified students can return to complete an accelerated version of Georgetown’s top-ranked MBA program.