The Board
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Ryan (SFS ‘10) is a Science, Technology, and International Affairs major from Indianapolis, Indiana. He was ordered to apply to the Corp by a high school classmate as soon as he stepped on campus, was hired by Vittles, and never looked back. He loves the bold independence of the Corp and the Georgetown culture of students leading large projects, companies, and programs. Over his year as the Corp CEO, Ryan hopes to help the Corp compete effectively and forge a closer bond with the student body. His main academic interests - Africa, foreign languages, and international health - are of no help in this job, which he’s sure it’s by far the coolest one he’s ever going to have. He ran the Marine Corps Marathon in 2007 and 2008, but fears that being CEO will lead to unhealthy eating habits, high blood pressure, and substantial weight gain. Anything that ups the love and downs the illegitimacy is pretty much OK by him. |
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Omar Noureldin (SFS ‘10) is a Science, Technology, and International Affairs major from __________. When asked, “Where are you from?” Omar always has a long, complicated response: “California, Egypt, Saudi Arabia…I don’t know?” He previously served on the Board as a Member-at-Large and Chair of the Philanthropy Committee, Omar wants to see the Corp’s mission fulfilled by directly giving back to the students of Georgetown – I mean, we’re all shareholders! Omar is exited to work with the Officers and other Board members over the course of the next year to achieve these goals. On campus, Omar is also involved with the Muslim Students Association, Students for Justice in Palestine, and was the Executive Director for the North American Invitational Model United Nations (NAIMUN), the largest model UN conference in the Americas. He also serves on the Board of the Georgetown International Relations Association, Inc. (GIRA) a non-profit organization whose mission is to foster among students a high conception of international relations through interactive diplomacy simulations. When not researching at the Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Omar can be found tucked away in a corner of Lauinger. |
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Brad Glasser |
Brad Glasser (COL ‘11) hails from Sixburgh, traditionally known as Pittsburgh. Brad’s Georgetown career and Corp career began simultaneously when he was hired at MUG in the Fall of 2007, so MUG will always hold a unique place in his heart. Now as COO, Brad is loving the opportunity to get to know and appreciate every single Corpie and share his Corpassion with the world. Like any good ‘Murikan, Brad is American Studies major with minors in French and Theology. If you have any suggestions for post-graduate opportunities with these degrees, please inform Brad and his parents. Thanks. Brad fervently believes that the Beatles are the greatest band in history and that Tupac now resides on a tropical island. Some day, Brad hopes to enter the business world only to leave it and join Tupac on that island. |
Phil Goodman Chief Financial Officer |
Phil is an International Politics major from Culver City - a Los Angeles suburb. His Culver City home is actually located on an old MGM backlot, likely where movie classics such as Gone with the Wind were shot. Phil loves to play volleyball, and in southern California guys’ volleyball teams are rather common. At Georgetown, he is pursuing a certificate in International Business Diplomacy. Since the fall of 2006, Phil has worked for the Corp in a variety of capacities: from cashier at Vital Vittles to the holder of a number of employee records at Uncommon Grounds. Though not always an idealist, Phil still hopes that one day during his senior year, he will be approached by two gentlemen in suits offering him a covert position at the CIA. If this dream is realized, you will not know it. |
Nick Hart Board of Directors |
Nick Hart (MSB ’10) is a double major in Operations Information Management and Leadership & Change from California. As an external board member, Nick serves as the Business Development Chair working to refine current services and working on new business initiatives. Since becoming a Corpie in March ’09, he can be found in the back office or around one of the five stores searching for ways to improve our Corp. Nick wants to remind everyone that the Corp is a part of Georgetown and each purchase gives back to our community. In addition to being a Corpie, he has served on the MSB Academic Council, is an NSO Event Captain, and is in Naval ROTC. After graduation, Nick will commission as an officer in the Navy and return to California to serve 4 years of active duty service. |
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Sunny Hwang Board of Directors |
Sunny Hwang (NHS ’10) is a Healthcare Management and Policy major with Economics minor from Northern Virginia. Sunny serves the Corp as the Corp Philanthropy Committee chair and is absolutely in love with her dedicated committee members. She hopes to further carry out the Corp’s motto, “Students Serving Students”, by giving back to the beloved Georgetown community the love its shareholders have showered us with. On campus, Sunny has also been actively involved with FOCI XXII, H.O.P.E, Honor Council, Korean Student Association, and Hilltop Consultants. Sunny loves community service, Discovery Health channel, Jim Halpert, power naps, walking people home, singing and dancing in random places and times, and of course, the Corp. Sunny is ecstatic that Love indeed is not Extinct. . |
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Pat Lenihan Board of Directors . |
Patrick Lenihan (COL ’10) is an American Studies major and Government minor. Patrick was born in bred in New Jersey, which, contrary to popular belief, is not a drainage pit of American waste but rather an Eden-like paragon of Western multicultural society. You’re just jealous. In addition to developing the Corp Service and Outreach Committee (CSOC), a task he loves like his own child, Patrick can be found giving back to the Georgetown community as a New Student Orientation coordinator, a producer for Georgetown Cabaret, a tutor and site coordinator with the DC Reads Program, and a Phantom. Patrick loves the Corp and hopes to help it encourage the best in its employees and shareholders by engaging them in community service. Patrick is always open to new ideas so please feel free to talk to him about anything, some suggested topics of conversation: Georgetown, the Corp, Politics, Cheese Burgers, New Jersey, Bacon Cheese Burgers, Hemmingway, what Cheese is best on a Burger, Phil Goodman’s asphyxiating pragmatism, among others. |
