Faculty Media Mentions

A statement from our Center for Government Contracting was mentioned in a Federal News Network article on the announcement of the Department of Defense’s financing study.

Professor of finance Anthony B. Sanders was interviewed by Benzinga on Wells Fargo that it will no longer offer personal lines of credit.

Professor of finance Derek Horstmeyer was interviewed by MoneyGeek on what beginners should do when it comes to the stock market, and how much they should invest

Executive Director of the Center for Government Contracting Jerry McGinn was interviewed by Inside Defense on Michael Brown’s nomination to be the next Pentagon's acquisition chief.

This Green Alert report from Telemundo Washington, D.C. takes a close look at the Honey Bee Initiative's objective of promoting economic development in rural communities in Latin America.

Reporter Joseph Martinez of Telemundo Washington, D.C. visits the apiary on the Fairfax Campus to learn more about the dual (educational and economic) purpose of the Business for a Better World Center's Honey Bee Initiative.

Professor of finance Derek Horstmeyer wrote an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal on mutual funds and how mutual fund managers will occasionally lend out shares.

Eric Maribojoc, executive director of the Center for Real Estate Entrepreneurship, was interviewed by Multi-Housing News on how “smart technology can provide owners and operators with data they can act upon.”

Information Systems and Operations Management Area associate professor Ioannis Bellos was interviewed by Autoweek on GM’s plans to go carbon neutral and how they have been “at the forefront of electrification.”

Dean Maury Peiperl and Jules Peiperl, who is a theatrical costumer working on Broadway, wrote an op-ed for Newsweek on how rainbow capitalism isn’t Pride.

Jerry McGinn, executive director of the Center for Government Contracting in the School of Business at George Mason University, wrote an op-ed for The Hill about the need for revitalizing domestic manufacturing and strengthening supply chains in the United States.

Finance professor Steve Pilloff was interviewed by Forbes Advisor on how emergency funds are changing.