The third week of the International Leadership & Business Internship concluded with interns presenting the consulting projects they had worked tirelessly to develop throughout the program. After spending the week researching and collaborating with their Nigerian business partners, each team was ready to share their final presentations for marketing and infrastructure. The day began with professional headshots and a full group photo, allowing interns to capture memories of a w

Then, once the afternoon hit, the day led to combined international learning with collaborative project development, as interns continued to expand both their global awareness and consulting experience. Through embassy visits, time exploring Washington, D.C., and interactive workshops, students gained new perspectives while making significant progress on their business recommendations. Interns visited one of three Embassies, either Kenya, Denmark, or Zimbabwe, where they lear

As interns moved further into the week, they continued strengthening both their consulting projects and their professional skills through a combination of business partner collaboration and expert-led presentations. From meaningful conversations with Nigerian entrepreneurs to sessions on public speaking and global trade, participants gained practical knowledge that will help shape both their final recommendations and future leadership experiences. The morning began with Busin

Tuesday afternoon focused on strengthening interns' professional skills while giving them additional time to advance their consulting projects for their Nigerian business partners. Through career workshops, business presentations, team collaboration, and mentor guidance, students continued building the knowledge and experience needed to create meaningful solutions for the businesses they are supporting. The afternoon began with LinkedIn and Resume Building, led by Carmen Danl

The first full day of the International Leadership and Business Internship marked the beginning of the consulting experience as interns met the Nigerian business owners they would be working alongside throughout the week. Through meaningful conversations and interactive sessions, participants began building the relationships that will guide the marketing and infrastructure solutions they develop during the program. The morning began with a welcome presentation from Program Di

On Sunday, we welcomed interns from across the country to Georgetown University’s campus for an exciting week ahead! Their first day on campus marks the beginning of a memorable experience, where lives are transformed, and lifelong friendships are formed. Throughout the program, interns will partner with entrepreneurs in Bauchi State, Nigeria, working alongside experienced mentors to develop practical marketing and infrastructure solutions that support real businesses. In add