GW's School of Business Adjusts MBA Line-up to Meet Market Demands

In 1991, the first GW EMBA program was launched at the Virginia Campus in Ashburn with a focus on the rapidly growing technology industry in Northern Virginia. Every year the EMBA program has attracted an excellent cohort of students who, upon graduation, have continued to pursue successful careers in the area, throughout the United States and abroad. After 14 years and 400 graduates, the GW Executive MBA Program is excited to announce its move to the main campus in Washington, D.C. to coincide with the opening of the Business School's new building, Duques Hall. View real-time images of the Duques Hall construction progress at www.gwu.edu/~sbpm/about/building/buildingcam.htm

With the Class of 2007 already in place at its new location, the program is currently recruiting the Class of 2008 to begin classes in Fall of 2006.  

The EMBA program will continues to focus on the educational needs of mid- to senior-level managers and professionals. The main campus move not only offers senior executives tighter connections to Washington, D.C., but it generates additional interest with organizations dealing with the government, agency officials and non-profits. More importantly, the delivery of the program has been retooled to better fit the educational needs of fast-track senior managers.