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At The Falling Walls Conference, Dean Doug Guthrie disentangles the assumption that markets are more efficient than state planning and provides a unique view on economic innovation.
Posted by gwsb on December 15, 2010 | Filed under: Dean,GWSB Videos,Video.
Dr. Doug Guthrie, Dean, Professor of International Business and Professor of Management at The George Washington University School of Business is an expert in the fields of economic reform in China, leadership and corporate governance, and corporate social responsibility.
James Bailey is the Ave Tucker Professorial Fellow of Leadership and director of the World Executive EMBA at the George Washington University School of Business.
The members of the MBA Admissions team contribute to the blog with postings about recruitment tours, events, interviews with current students, and insights about the admissions process. The team is composed of:
Christopher Storer, Executive Director
Jason Garner, Associate Director
Patsy Torres, Assistant Director
Jason Smith, Assistant Director
Shelly Heinrich, Admissions Consultant
Jessica Page, Coordinator
Given our differences, especially in political will and short term electoral horizons, the lessons of China’s renewable energy progress seem quite difficult to learn.
Is a clean technology Manhattan Project likely or even possible? What are our viable alternatives if not?
On February 11th at the George Washington University, the Business Response to Climate Change conference will explore how forward thinking businesses seize market opportunities for clean technologies. Our goal is to inspire the business leaders of tomorrow to think about ways that they can drive tomorrow’s energy
strategies, and use the power of business to create lasting social and environmental good.