Entrepreneurship for the Common Good Speaker Series: Entrepreneurship, Venture Capital, and Public Policy for the Common Good

​Part of the Entrepreneurship for the Common Good Speaker Series, a six-session series led by Professor Jeff Reid and the Georgetown Entrepreneurship Initiative.

​Where entrepreneurship meets public policy: how founders navigate regulation, how policy shapes what gets built, and how new ventures can advance the public interest, including a macro-level look at how entrepreneurs and the venture capital industry make a positive difference across the United States.

​Format (100 minutes): a mix of keynote, fireside chat, and panel, followed by student Q&A.

​SPEAKERS

• ​Christina Martin, Chief Operating Officer, National Venture Capital Association (NVCA)

• ​Colin Dhaliwal B’27, Venture in the Capital

​PARTNERS

• ​National Venture Capital Association

• ​Venture in the Capital

• ​Georgetown Entrepreneurship Alliance

• ​Georgetown Entrepreneurship Club

• ​Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Club

​Where: Reiss Auditorium (REI 112), Georgetown University Main Campus

​Open to Georgetown students from across campus and the broader Georgetown community. Some attendees will be enrolled in an entrepreneurship class; others are drawn from the broader campus community.

​Presented by Georgetown Entrepreneurship in collaboration with Venture in the Capital.