Faculty
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Office Hours: Reena Aggarwal on Digital Currency in China and its Impact on the Global Economy
Countries across the world are actively exploring the potential of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC), and China is positioning itself as the global leader in this new terrain. As the United Stat
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New Book Helps Businesses ‘Cure’ Mental Health Through Community Building
Remote work offers employees the flexibility and freedom to work from anywhere in the world. These technological advancements revolutionized modern workplace practices, but even as connectivity grows
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2021 Best Undergraduate Professors: Lizhi Liu, McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University
Lizhi Liu, 34, is Assistant Professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, where she’s worked since 2018. She has a PhD in Political Science, an MS in Statistics, and an MA in International Policy Studies from Stanford University. She also has a BA in International Political Economy from Renmin University of China. She currently teaches Advanced International Business, an undergraduate core course; and China: Econ, Politics & Business at the graduate level.
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2021 Best Undergraduate Professors: Jennifer Logg, McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University
Jennifer Logg, 36, is Assistant Professor of Management at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business. She has been with the school since 2019. She currently teaches Management and Organizational Behavior and The Psychology of Big Data, a class she created and will teach as part of Georgetown’s new Master’s of Science in Business Analytics.
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2021 Best Undergraduate Professors: Robert ‘Bob’ Bies, McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University
“Professor Bies is one of the best management professors at Georgetown, and he’s hands down the most inspiring professor I have ever studied with,” writes Febin Bellamy (Georgetown ’17). “He is kind, thoughtful, and passionate about education, and he goes out of his way to support his students.”
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McDonough Professor Catherine Tinsley Appointed to Kate Spade New York’s Social Impact Board to Address Women Empowerment, Mental Health
Kate Spade New York recently launched a new Social Impact Council, comprising several leading women’s empowerment and mental health leaders from around the globe, to further their mission of enhancin
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Ask a Professor: How to Be Present with Loved Ones on Valentine’s Day
Valentine's Day is a wonderful opportunity to spend quality time with your significant others, friends, and family. But it is no secret that our devices often distract us from the variety of things –
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Should Teams Rethink What ‘Presence’ Really Means In A Hybrid Work World?
“As our ability to pay attention in a world of distractions vanishes, it’s no wonder that our ability to be heard and understood—to convey our messages—is also threatened,” explains Turner. “Whether working with our teams and customers or communicating with our families and friends, it is increasingly difficult to break through the digital devices that get in the way of communication.”
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Letter: Purpose before profit can give brands an edge
“A big reason that “purpose” may be important for individual brands, as well as the corporate house, is the motivation of some consumers to align themselves with brands that authentically embrace a greater mission than pure profit. For some, mostly younger audience segments, mission or purpose is the primary motivation to choose between competitive brands. So, while my household has Hellmann’s in the fridge because it makes our sandwiches and salads delicious, others may want a brand that plays an authentic role in societal issues,” said Charles Skuba, professor or the practice at the McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University.
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Hedge funds oppose SEC’s reform plans after GameStop debacle
“Speculators are not the only ones harmed when a bubble collapses. There is collateral damage to innocent bystanders including buy-and-hold retirement investors in index funds,” said James Angel, a finance professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough business school.
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