Brian George

Expedition is a software & AI specialist growth equity firm, with offices in London and Boston. Expedition partners with ambitious, rapidly growing companies that have achieved significant traction with little or no external funding. The firm brings capital for growth initiatives and shareholder liquidity, highly relevant operational expertise, and a trusted track record of respectfully partnering with founders on their path to category leadership.

IrishAngels is a Notre Dame inspired angel investing group for experienced operators, executives, and founders who want to invest thoughtfully in early-stage companies and stay meaningfully involved beyond the check. Our investors share a common foundation through the University of Notre Dame and a belief that early-stage investing works best when capital and community come together. We invest primarily at the seed stage across B2B and consumer technology, partnering closely with founders and co-investors we respect. Since 2012, IrishAngels has deployed over $65 million into more than 100 companies. More importantly, we’ve built an active, engaged community of over 250 angels who bring operating experience, pattern recognition, and long-term perspective to the companies we support. IrishAngels aims to be a trusted partner to founders and a credible co-investor to the broader venture ecosystem. Headquartered in Chicago, with members across the U.S.

Expedition is a software & AI specialist growth equity firm, with offices in London and Boston. Expedition partners with ambitious, rapidly growing companies that have achieved significant traction with little or no external funding. The firm brings capital for growth initiatives and shareholder liquidity, highly relevant operational expertise, and a trusted track record of respectfully partnering with founders on their path to category leadership.

The Student International Business Council seeks to fulfill its vision of “Peace Through Commerce” by interacting with internationally recognized firms and organizations. This is accomplished by educating its members on the different aspects of international business through projects, case competitions and international internships. Beginning as a global forum within the business college in 1989, the SIBC has become the largest student-run organization on campus, with nearly 3,000 members from the University of Notre Dame, Holy Cross College and St. Mary’s College. The Council offers its members a variety of opportunities based on their interests, including over 60 academic projects each semester across the Councils five functional divisions: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Marketing, and STEM. SIBC has also partnered with international universities – including Chinas Peking University, Brazils Unicamp, and Englands University of Oxford – to provide valuable international opportunities for members and frequently sponsors members to participate in summer internships around the globe.