<![CDATA[McDonough Talks]]>Tue, 21 Dec 2021 14:43:53 +0000Captivate.fmmba-sga@georgetown.edu (McDonough School of Business - Georgetown University)https://artwork.captivate.fm/38248ae8-aabb-4e79-acb3-577f476a204c/BiAjp5UZWsBncfvEVhTLzl7c.pngMcDonough TalksMcDonough School of Business - Georgetown Universitymba-sga@georgetown.eduMcDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough School of Business Student Government Association is proud to present the university’s first MBA podcast. We will share the goings-on at Georgetown and build community through storytelling. Students will learn more about their colleague’s backgrounds to facilitate deeper connections, alumni will provide insights into how they leveraged their MBA from McDonough, faculty members will share findings from their latest research, and prospective students can get a sense of what it means to be a part of the Georgetown community.https://mcdonough-talks.captivate.fmyesepisodicMcDonough Talks | Student Government AssociationMcDonough Talks | Student Government AssociationOutgoing President and Vice-President of the McDonough School of Business Student Government Association, Stephanie Morales, and Alina Rosenthal, join the podcast to reflect on their time serving our community. In this Roundtable episode, we discuss why Stephanie and Alina chose to be in leadership positions, some of the challenges they faced, advice for the incoming board that takes over in January, and much more. Outgoing President and Vice-President of the McDonough School of Business Student Government Association, Stephanie Morales, and Alina Rosenthal, join the podcast to reflect on their time serving our community. In this Roundtable episode, we discuss why Stephanie and Alina chose to be in leadership positions, some of the challenges they faced, advice for the incoming board that takes over in January, and much more.

]]>ec50037c-2bf2-43cf-861e-82ea6ac57269Mon, 20 Dec 2021 12:08:00 -050030:20yesfull27Outgoing President and Vice-President of the McDonough School of Business Student Government Association, Stephanie Morales, and Alina Rosenthal, join the podcast to reflect on their time serving our community. In this Roundtable episode, we discuss why Stephanie and Alina chose to be in leadership positions, some of the challenges they faced, advice for the incoming board that takes over in January, and much more.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | War StoriesMcDonough Talks | War StoriesMcDonough Military Association leaders Derek Cunningham and Chrissie Kasper join the podcast to promote War Stories. War Stories is an annual KEGS event and serves as a platform for military veterans to share their active military service stories. The stories run the gamut, and this is a fantastic event for the McDonough community at large. Not only will you learn more about the military, but you will have an opportunity to hang around after the storytelling session and enjoy some free food and beverages with military vets! These men and women are heroes for serving our country, and they're also brave for sharing such personal and private stories with the MSB community. We encourage you to be on campus on November 11, 2021, at the Lohrfink Auditorium from 5 pm - 7 pm to support these incredible individuals. McDonough Military Association leaders Derek Cunningham and Chrissie Kasper join the podcast to promote War Stories. War Stories is an annual KEGS event and serves as a platform for military veterans to share their active military service stories. The stories run the gamut, and this is a fantastic event for the McDonough community at large. Not only will you learn more about the military, but you will have an opportunity to hang around after the storytelling session and enjoy some free food and beverages with military vets! These men and women are heroes for serving our country, and they're also brave for sharing such personal and private stories with the MSB community. We encourage you to be on campus on November 11, 2021, at the Lohrfink Auditorium from 5 pm - 7 pm to support these incredible individuals.

]]>77f7c396-3483-4f7b-9b66-037456309110Fri, 05 Nov 2021 16:18:00 -050023:46yesfull26McDonough Military Association leaders Derek Cunningham and Chrissie Kasper join the podcast to promote War Stories. War Stories is an annual KEGS event and serves as a platform for military veterans to share their active military service stories. The stories run the gamut, and this is a fantastic event for the McDonough community at large. Not only will you learn more about the military, but you will have an opportunity to hang around after the storytelling session and enjoy some free food and beverages with military vets! These men and women are heroes for serving our country, and they're also brave for sharing such personal and private stories with the MSB community. We encourage you to be on campus on November 11, 2021, at the Lohrfink Auditorium from 5 pm - 7 pm to support these incredible individuals.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | Letters to My Brown MotherMcDonough Talks | Letters to My Brown MotherIn this episode, we welcome our first-ever alumni guest to the show, Muzna Abbas. Muzna is a dual master’s degree graduate from Georgetown in business and foreign service. Currently, she is a Strategy &amp; Analytics Consultant in Deloitte’s Federal Practice, and she’s also a published author. As a first-generation Pakastani-American, Muzna wrote “Letters to my Brown Mother” to start conversations about mental health in the South Asian diaspora. In it, Muzna examines historical events, migration patterns, and cultural communities to understand why South Asian migrants fail to adequately address mental health. In this episode, we welcome our first-ever alumni guest to the show, Muzna Abbas. Muzna is a dual master’s degree graduate from Georgetown in business and foreign service. Currently, she is a Strategy & Analytics Consultant in Deloitte’s Federal Practice, and she’s also a published author. As a first-generation Pakastani-American, Muzna wrote “Letters to my Brown Mother” to start conversations about mental health in the South Asian diaspora. In it, Muzna examines historical events, migration patterns, and cultural communities to understand why South Asian migrants fail to adequately address mental health.

]]>057adcca-8fd7-469f-8e6a-e08d55c98ed0Thu, 21 Oct 2021 16:06:00 -050040:44yesfull25In this episode, we welcome our first-ever alumni guest to the show, Muzna Abbas. Muzna is a dual master’s degree graduate from Georgetown in business and foreign service. Currently, she is a Strategy and Analytics Consultant in Deloitte’s Federal Practice, and she’s also a published author. As a first-generation Pakastani-American, Muzna wrote “Letters to my Brown Mother” to start conversations about mental health in the South Asian diaspora. In it, Muzna examines historical events, migration patterns, and cultural communities to understand why South Asian migrants fail to adequately address mental health.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | An International AffairMcDonough Talks | An International AffairOn this Roundtable episode of McDonough Talks, we chat with second-year (FT '22) MBA student Chuks Igabari and first-year (FT '23) MBA student Sophia Estermann about their MBA experiences as international students. Prior to coming to Georgetown, Chuks worked in a strategy role for an Africa-focused integrated digital payments and commerce company. And this past summer, he interned at Google in product operations. Sophia is a Forté Fellow, and she worked for a major retail company in Latin America before pursuing her MBA at McDonough. On this Roundtable episode of McDonough Talks, we chat with second-year (FT '22) MBA student Chuks Igabari and first-year (FT '23) MBA student Sophia Estermann about their MBA experiences as international students. Prior to coming to Georgetown, Chuks worked in a strategy role for an Africa-focused integrated digital payments and commerce company. And this past summer, he interned at Google in product operations. Sophia is a Forté Fellow, and she worked for a major retail company in Latin America before pursuing her MBA at McDonough.

]]>3d2e3092-57c8-49b1-9428-329618c3d436Sun, 10 Oct 2021 09:27:00 -050038:15yesfull24On this Roundtable episode of McDonough Talks, we chat with second-year (FT '22) MBA student Chuks Igabari and first-year (FT '23) MBA student Sophia Estermann about their MBA experiences as international students. Prior to coming to Georgetown, Chuks worked in a strategy role for an Africa-focused integrated digital payments and commerce company. And this past summer, he interned at Google in product operations. Sophia is a Forté Fellow, and she worked for a major retail company in Latin America before pursuing her MBA at McDonough.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | A Dual Degree Experience at GeorgetownMcDonough Talks | A Dual Degree Experience at GeorgetownJoey Gonzales, a dual-degree, SFS – International Relations and MBA student, joins the podcast to share his perspective on his Georgetown experience. Joey graduated from West Point, and he has a passion for serving others. After leaving West Point, he served as a Field Artillery Officer in the US Army in Operation Inherent Resolve in Syria and Operation Atlantic Resolve in the Baltics, supporting the fight against ISIS and deterrence in Eastern Europe. At Georgetown, his focus is on private-sector development and developing country economic policy to create better business and entrepreneurial opportunities in developing regions. Joey also serves as the Vice President of Georgetown University's Anti-Poverty Society. Joey Gonzales, a dual-degree, SFS – International Relations and MBA student, joins the podcast to share his perspective on his Georgetown experience. Joey graduated from West Point, and he has a passion for serving others. After leaving West Point, he served as a Field Artillery Officer in the US Army in Operation Inherent Resolve in Syria and Operation Atlantic Resolve in the Baltics, supporting the fight against ISIS and deterrence in Eastern Europe.

At Georgetown, his focus is on private-sector development and developing country economic policy to create better business and entrepreneurial opportunities in developing regions. Joey also serves as the Vice President of Georgetown University's Anti-Poverty Society.

]]>f4740a55-611c-4f0f-862b-f99b863a3e1aThu, 23 Sep 2021 11:36:00 -050043:32yesfull23Joey Gonzales, a dual-degree, SFS – International Relations and MBA student, joins the podcast to share his perspective on his Georgetown experience. Joey graduated from West Point, and he has a passion for serving others. After leaving West Point, he served as a Field Artillery Officer in the US Army in Operation Inherent Resolve in Syria and Operation Atlantic Resolve in the Baltics, supporting the fight against ISIS and deterrence in Eastern Europe. At Georgetown, his focus is on private-sector development and developing country economic policy to create better business and entrepreneurial opportunities in developing regions. Joey also serves as the Vice President of Georgetown University's Anti-Poverty Society.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | All in on Conservation and Social ImpactMcDonough Talks | All in on Conservation and Social ImpactOn this Roundtable episode of McDonough Talks, we chat with second-year (FT '22) MBA students Hallie Sacks Danberg and Leo Taffe to learn about their summer internship experiences. Hallie worked with The Conservation Finance Network, while Leo spent his summer in Colorado working for the National Parks Service. In addition to these endeavors, Hallie and Leo were part of a social impact fellowship program through Inspiring Capital. You will also find out about Leo's favorite shwarma and falafel shops near campus! On this Roundtable episode of McDonough Talks, we chat with second-year (FT '22) MBA students Hallie Sacks Danberg and Leo Taffe to learn about their summer internship experiences. Hallie worked with The Conservation Finance Network, while Leo spent his summer in Colorado working for the National Parks Service. In addition to these endeavors, Hallie and Leo were part of a social impact fellowship program through Inspiring Capital. You will also find out about Leo's favorite shwarma and falafel shops near campus!

]]>a8e1bfa9-eacc-429a-925a-ddce7c94d5a2Thu, 26 Aug 2021 19:08:00 -050044:07nofull22On this Roundtable episode of McDonough Talks, we chat with second-year (FT '22) MBA students Hallie Sacks Danberg and Leo Taffe to learn about their summer internship experiences. Hallie worked with The Conservation Finance Network, while Leo spent his summer in Colorado working for the National Parks Service. In addition to these endeavors, Hallie and Leo were part of a social impact fellowship program through Inspiring Capital. You will also find out about Leo's favorite shwarma and falafel shops near campus!McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | Taking the Unconventional MBA RouteMcDonough Talks | Taking the Unconventional MBA RouteIn Season 2, we begin looking into all things related to MBA Careers. And in episode 1, we are joined by Justin Chaljub, a current FT '22 MBA student at the McDonough School of Business who is working towards a career in sports. After graduating from the University of Chicago and beginning a career in marketing and Digital Media for Exelon, Justin decided to pivot and return to business school to pursue his passion. Please tune in to hear Justin's perspective on what it takes to break into the sports industry and his experience this summer at Wasserman, a sports marketing and talent management company. In Season 2, we begin looking into all things related to MBA Careers. And in episode 1, we are joined by Justin Chaljub, a current FT '22 MBA student at the McDonough School of Business who is working towards a career in sports. After graduating from the University of Chicago and beginning a career in marketing and Digital Media for Exelon, Justin decided to pivot and return to business school to pursue his passion. Please tune in to hear Justin's perspective on what it takes to break into the sports industry and his experience this summer at Wasserman, a sports marketing and talent management company.

]]>7de78f1f-35be-4a22-904d-2024f4671cbeWed, 18 Aug 2021 11:22:00 -050028:53nofull21In Season 2, we begin looking into all things related to MBA Careers. And in episode 1, we are joined by Justin Chaljub, a current FT '22 MBA student at the McDonough School of Business who is working towards a career in sports. After graduating from the University of Chicago and beginning a career in marketing and Digital Media for Exelon, Justin decided to pivot and return to business school to pursue his passion. Please tune in to hear Justin's perspective on what it takes to break into the sports industry and his experience this summer at Wasserman, a sports marketing and talent management company.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | Time to FlexMcDonough Talks | Time to FlexOn this Roundtable edition of McDonough Talks, Sam and I welcome two "flex" students here at the McDonough School of Business to the show, Yasi Akbari and T.J. Fleming. Yasi works for PwC full-time as a consultant, and T.J. is pursuing a career in real estate finance. T.J. was a teacher but found his way into the wine industry as the founding and head winemaker of Rockland Farms in Poolesville, MD. He decided to pursue his MBA to pivot into real estate. And Yasi has a passion for politics but decided that the private sector was the best way for her to be a change leader. She chose Georgetown to gain global experience and a global business perspective. On this Roundtable edition of McDonough Talks, Sam and I welcome two "flex" students here at the McDonough School of Business to the show, Yasi Akbari and T.J. Fleming. Yasi works for PwC full-time as a consultant, and T.J. is pursuing a career in real estate finance. T.J. was a teacher but found his way into the wine industry as the founding and head winemaker of Rockland Farms in Poolesville, MD. He decided to pursue his MBA to pivot into real estate. And Yasi has a passion for politics but decided that the private sector was the best way for her to be a change leader. She chose Georgetown to gain global experience and a global business perspective.

]]>bf826ec2-3d6f-43ff-aa3a-f3654ca1f767Thu, 24 Jun 2021 18:55:00 -050046:51nofull16On this Roundtable edition of McDonough Talks, Sam and I welcome two "flex" students here at the McDonough School of Business to the show, Yasi Akbari and T.J. Fleming. Yasi works for PwC full-time as a consultant, and T.J. is pursuing a career in real estate finance. T.J. was a teacher but found his way into the wine industry as the founding and head winemaker of Rockland Farms in Poolesville, MD. He decided to pursue his MBA to pivot into real estate. And Yasi has a passion for politics but decided that the private sector was the best way for her to be a change leader. She chose Georgetown to gain global experience and a global business perspective.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | Wise words and sage advice from a McDonough second-year studentMcDonough Talks | Wise words and sage advice from a McDonough second-year studentRohan Shamapant, a second-year student and almost MBA graduate, joins the podcast to reflect on his time at the McDonough School of Business. During business school, Rohan was an integral part of the McDonough community. Please tune in to this episode to hear our fascinating conversation about service leadership, empathy, selfishness, role modeling, and family ties (among other things). Rohan also shares some helpful advice for us first-years to consider as our year draws to a close. He will be sorely missed, but Rohan is off to the consulting world, where he will be joining EY-Parthenon's M+A strategy group after graduation. Rohan Shamapant, a second-year student and almost MBA graduate, joins the podcast to reflect on his time at the McDonough School of Business. During business school, Rohan was an integral part of the McDonough community. Please tune in to this episode to hear our fascinating conversation about service leadership, empathy, selfishness, role modeling, and family ties (among other things). Rohan also shares some helpful advice for us first-years to consider as our year draws to a close. He will be sorely missed, but Rohan is off to the consulting world, where he will be joining EY-Parthenon's M+A strategy group after graduation.

]]>2a44ac2d-5515-4560-9059-750aea32239bSun, 16 May 2021 11:26:00 -050051:56yesfull15Rohan Shamapant, a second-year student and almost MBA graduate, joins the podcast to reflect on his time at the McDonough School of Business. During business school, Rohan was an integral part of the McDonough community. Please tune in to this episode to hear our fascinating conversation about service leadership, empathy, selfishness, role modeling, and family ties (among other things). Rohan also shares some helpful advice for us first-years to consider as our year draws to a close. He will be sorely missed, but Rohan is off to the consulting world, where he will be joining EY-Parthenon's M+A strategy group after graduation.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | Overcoming the Odds: From Haiti to Harbin Hall and beyondMcDonough Talks | Overcoming the Odds: From Haiti to Harbin Hall and beyondIn Season 1, Episode 4, Mike Silverman chats with fellow study group teammate Sebastien Delatour (FT '22). Sebastien has spent the first year of the MBA program working remotely in Haiti while serving as the Vice President for his family's company, Commercial Services Inc. Still, he plans to move back to DC in the late summer as we transition back to in-person. Please tune in to hear Sebastien tell stories about his upbringing in Haiti, a harrowing earthquake experience in 2010, and everything in between. Sebastien is a remarkable human being, and his story is about perseverance, resilience, leadership, and a strong family bond. In Season 1, Episode 4, Mike Silverman chats with fellow study group teammate Sebastien Delatour (FT '22). Sebastien has spent the first year of the MBA program working remotely in Haiti while serving as the Vice President for his family's company, Commercial Services Inc. Still, he plans to move back to DC in the late summer as we transition back to in-person. Please tune in to hear Sebastien tell stories about his upbringing in Haiti, a harrowing earthquake experience in 2010, and everything in between. Sebastien is a remarkable human being, and his story is about perseverance, resilience, leadership, and a strong family bond.

]]>1b8d6b5c-c15f-4a00-962f-c33edf162e73Fri, 30 Apr 2021 17:42:00 -050052:24nofull14In Season 1, Episode 4, Mike Silverman chats with fellow study group teammate Sebastien Delatour (FT '22). Sebastien has spent the first year of the MBA program working remotely in Haiti while serving as the Vice President for his family's company, Commercial Services Inc. Still, he plans to move back to DC in the late summer as we transition back to in-person. Please tune in to hear Sebastien tell stories about his upbringing in Haiti, a harrowing earthquake experience in 2010, and everything in between. Sebastien is a remarkable human being, and his story is about perseverance, resilience, leadership, and a strong family bond.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | The AAPI MBA Experience through the eyes of Christine Kim and Andrew MuliaMcDonough Talks | The AAPI MBA Experience through the eyes of Christine Kim and Andrew MuliaIn Season 1, Episode 3, we continue the Roundtable series. Each Roundtable features host Mike Silverman and co-host Sam Speed, and today, they chat with two FT '22 students, Christine Kim and Andrew Mulia. Christine's focus is on strategy and issues pertaining to CSR.&nbsp;Before business school, Christine was an international correspondent for Reuters in South Korea and later worked in global communications for Samsung Electronics. After graduating, Christine sees herself remaining in the tech industry.&nbsp;Andrew Mulia, hailing all the way from Indonesia, was a corporate lawyer at Baker McKenzie Indonesia before coming to McDonough. Post-MBA, he seeks to specialize in data analytics and big data when consulting for companies and governments. Please tune in to learn about why they are the way they are and how they've taken action to amplify the AAPI experience here on campus and in the United States. In Season 1, Episode 3, we continue the Roundtable series. Each Roundtable features host Mike Silverman and co-host Sam Speed, and today, they chat with two FT '22 students, Christine Kim and Andrew Mulia. Christine's focus is on strategy and issues pertaining to CSR. Before business school, Christine was an international correspondent for Reuters in South Korea and later worked in global communications for Samsung Electronics. After graduating, Christine sees herself remaining in the tech industry. Andrew Mulia, hailing all the way from Indonesia, was a corporate lawyer at Baker McKenzie Indonesia before coming to McDonough. Post-MBA, he seeks to specialize in data analytics and big data when consulting for companies and governments. Please tune in to learn about why they are the way they are and how they've taken action to amplify the AAPI experience here on campus and in the United States.

]]>f49c5f30-1662-4f2f-9747-63ff478d5c6eSun, 18 Apr 2021 15:28:00 -050051:59nofull13In Season 1, Episode 3, we continue the Roundtable series. Each Roundtable features host Mike Silverman and co-host Sam Speed, and today, they chat with two FT '22 students, Christine Kim and Andrew Mulia. Christine's focus is on strategy and issues pertaining to CSR. Before business school, Christine was an international correspondent for Reuters in South Korea and later worked in global communications for Samsung Electronics. After graduating, Christine sees herself remaining in the tech industry. Andrew Mulia, hailing all the way from Indonesia, was a corporate lawyer at Baker McKenzie Indonesia before coming to McDonough. Post-MBA, he seeks to specialize in data analytics and big data when consulting for companies and governments. Please tune in to learn about why they are the way they are and how they've taken action to amplify the AAPI experience here on campus and in the United States.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | Women's Month Celebration Part 2McDonough Talks | Women's Month Celebration Roundtable with Eli Batina and Lianne Pinto: Women who LeadIn Season 1, Episode 2, we continue our Women's Month celebration by introducing you to our Roundtable. Each Roundtable features host Mike Silverman and his co-host Sam Speed, and today, they chat with two FT '21 students, Eli Batina and Lianne Pinto. Eli served as a co-president of the Graduate Women in Business (GWIB) club, and Lianne was Mike's predecessor as VP of Careers on the Student Government (SGA) board. After graduating from MSB, both will be taking their leadership talents into the workforce -- Eli will be joining Citibank, and Lianne will be working in renewable energy-focused investment banking at Nomura Greentech. Please tune in to learn about why they are the way they are and which life experiences helped set them on a path of leadership. In Season 1, Episode 2, we continue our Women's Month celebration by introducing you to our Roundtable. Each Roundtable features host Mike Silverman and his co-host Sam Speed, and today, they chat with two FT '21 students, Eli Batina and Lianne Pinto. Eli served as a co-president of the Graduate Women in Business (GWIB) club, and Lianne was Mike's predecessor as VP of Careers on the Student Government (SGA) board. After graduating from MSB, both will be taking their leadership talents into the workforce -- Eli will be joining Citibank, and Lianne will be working in renewable energy-focused investment banking at Nomura Greentech. Please tune in to learn about why they are the way they are and which life experiences helped set them on a path of leadership.

]]>e76673f3-a7fc-4927-9dcf-63f8f2994bfcWed, 31 Mar 2021 10:50:00 -050043:28yesfull12In Season 1, Episode 2, we continue our Women's Month celebration by introducing you to our Roundtable. Each Roundtable features host Mike Silverman and his co-host Sam Speed, and today, they chat with two FT '21 students, Eli Batina and Lianne Pinto. Eli served as a co-president of the Graduate Women in Business (GWIB) club, and Lianne was Mike's predecessor as VP of Careers on the Student Government (SGA) board. After graduating from MSB, both will be taking their leadership talents into the workforce -- Eli will be joining Citibank, and Lianne will be working in renewable energy-focused investment banking at Nomura Greentech. Please tune in to learn about why they are the way they are and which life experiences helped set them on a path of leadership.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown UniversityMcDonough Talks | Women's Month Celebration Part 1McDonough Talks | Women's Month Celebration with Marcela Colmenares: Making the Most of your OpportunitiesPlease enjoy our first ever episode as we celebrate Women's Month by chatting with Marcela Colmenares (FT '22). Marcela comes from Venezuela and has had such unique life experiences! From leaving her family and her home at age 16 to attending undergrad at Kenyon College and working for the Venezuela opposition party in DC, time after time, Marcela has trusted herself and thrived during times of ambiguity. At the McDonough School of Business, she's on the Student Government Association Board, as VP of International, on the Latin America Business Association board, and will be spending her summer at Microsoft. Please enjoy our first ever episode as we celebrate Women's Month by chatting with Marcela Colmenares (FT '22). Marcela comes from Venezuela and has had such unique life experiences! From leaving her family and her home at age 16 to attending undergrad at Kenyon College and working for the Venezuela opposition party in DC, time after time, Marcela has trusted herself and thrived during times of ambiguity. At the McDonough School of Business, she's on the Student Government Association Board, as VP of International, on the Latin America Business Association board, and will be spending her summer at Microsoft.

]]>abe5c823-6db9-4a19-bb9c-388c3738dc0cSat, 27 Mar 2021 10:50:00 -050042:30yesfull11Please enjoy our first ever episode as we celebrate Women's Month by chatting with Marcela Colmenares (FT '22). Marcela comes from Venezuela and has had such unique life experiences! From leaving her family and her home at age 16 to attending undergrad at Kenyon College and working for the Venezuela opposition party in DC, time after time, Marcela has trusted herself and thrived during times of ambiguity. At the McDonough School of Business, she's on the Student Government Association Board, as VP of International, on the Latin America Business Association board, and will be spending her summer at Microsoft.McDonough School of Business - Georgetown University