GWSB Alumnus Doug Zarkin Talks Branding in the Age of Amazon
With online shopping becoming a more dominant force, the vice president and chief marketing officer of Pearle Vision, Luxottica explained at George Talks Business how retailers must adapt.
Conservativism in the Age of Trump
A panel of conservative journalists and a media critic debated conservative media coverage of the Trump administration at SMPA.
Freedom from Fear: The Ethics of Using Fear in Politics
This year’s Paul O’Dwyer endowed lecture explored the ethics of political leaders using fear to motivate people to act.
Seeking Responsible Artificial Intelligence
Manoj Saxena discussed the future and ethics of artificial intelligence at the GWSB Robert P. Maxon Lecture Series
Being a Strong Leader Takes Courage, Practice
Adm. Michelle Howard, a retired Navy admiral, spoke at GW about her experience as a leader and trailblazer in the armed forces.
Women Leaders Discuss Changing the Culture after #MeToo
Speakers at the annual Women’s Leadership Conference addressed the need to repair a broken culture by putting more women in positions of power.
Irish Ambassador to the United States Looks Beyond Brexit
Ambassador Daniel Mulhall said Irish-U.S. relations will strengthen after Brexit during a visit to the Elliott School.
Connections with Citizens and Communities Key to Trust in Journalism
An SMPA panel of experts on politics and journalism discussed how to build connections with the American people and reinforce civil discourse.
Age-Friendly Care Is Critical to Health Systems
Terry Fulmer, a registered nurse and health systems leader, spoke at a Health Policy Leadership Lecture Series event.
‘Brave Girl Rising’ Puts a Human Face on the Global Refugee Crisis
Girl Rising CEO Christina Lowery joined panel on gender-based violence after screening film scripted by poet Warsan Shire.
A Trailblazing Black Journalist
Dorothy Butler Gilliam discussed her book, “Trailblazer,” and her career as the first black woman reporter at The Washington Post.
GW Law Professor Crafts Police Use of Force Legislation
Maryland state legislator introduced police use of force bill based on Cynthia Lee’s model legislation for deadly police shootings.
Political Communicators Tackle Ethics Questions
Former John McCain press secretary and “Meet the Press” director were among panelists at Project on Ethics in Political Communication launch.
GW Panel Talks about Engaging Youth in Politics
U.S. Reps. Will Hurd and Deb Haaland say it takes leadership, organization and communication to gain the attention of young people.
GW Institute Honors Sen. Patrick Leahy for Commitment to Public Diplomacy
The Vermont senator was awarded the Walter Roberts Award for Congressional Leadership in Public Diplomacy during a Capitol Hill ceremony.
