All renderings are conceptual in nature. The University’s master planning process will inform the location for the building..
“Mason’s School of Business is already a leader, educating a talented and diverse workforce for the region. With this investment, it will become the driving force leading our region’s response to the changes in how business will work over the next few decades. This home for the school is just the beginning of our intended impact for our students, alumni, community, and regional economy. The time is now for a strategic investment in the School of Business.”
– George Mason University President Gregory Washington
Video is conceptual in nature. The University’s master planning process will inform the location for the building.
George Mason University is committed to providing students with a transformative education and being an economic engine for the region. Nowhere is that more evident than in the business school. We are a large school, our graduates are in high demand and want to stay in the region, and the educational experience we are offering is highly valued. It is important to build our capabilities in Fairfax, which is the home of our undergraduate programs where we educate the region’s workforce.
“Mason is special. We have critical mass. We have momentum. We’re entrepreneurial, and so are our students. We’re cross-disciplinary; we break down silos. This building will create powerful new connections to the entire region’s business community.”
– School of Business Dean Maury Peiperl
increase of 50%
undergraduate enrollment over last 5 years
greater than $360m
total economic impact
$92K
average starting salary for our grad students
higher than $60K
average starting salary for our undergraduates
more than 7,000
students will use the building each year
72%
of our alumni stay in region
Maury Peiperl
Dean, School of Business
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Anne Altman, BS Marketing ’82
Building Campaign Committee Co-Chair
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Sumeet Shrivastava, MBA ’94
Building Campaign Committee Co-Chair
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Suzanne Terrillion
Campaign Director
Giving to GMU | George Mason University Advancement“I often felt that having a central home for both full-time on-campus students as well as part-time evening students would have added immeasurably to the overall experience that Mason’s School of Business provides its students. I firmly believe that businesses and local and Federal government entities will also see this as one more significant contribution that the Business School provides to addressing and solving critical challenges—something that is needed now more than ever.”
View the full roster of the Building Campaign Steering Committee here.