Isabelle Monlouis

Dedicated to building bridges between disciplines in academia and industry, Isabelle Monlouis serves as a Professor of Practice at Georgia State University's Robinson College of Business within the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute. With a robust career spanning over 15 years, she has been instrumental in designing leadership development programs for multinational corporations, equipping future leaders with the skills necessary to thrive in a dynamic business environment. At Georgia State University, Dr. Monlouis teaches courses in entrepreneurship and leadership development, where she integrates her extensive industry experience with academic insights to provide a comprehensive learning experience for her students. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes practical application, encouraging students to engage with real-world challenges and develop innovative solutions. In her role as Associate Director of the H.J. Russell Center for Entrepreneurship, Dr. Monlouis is committed to fostering inclusive entrepreneurship initiatives. She is passionate about empowering students from diverse backgrounds, helping them to harness their unique perspectives and create value through innovation. Her efforts have been pivotal in creating a supportive ecosystem that nurtures entrepreneurial talent and drives economic growth. Dr. Monlouis's contributions extend beyond the classroom, as she actively participates in various initiatives aimed at promoting diversity and inclusion within the entrepreneurial landscape. Her work has been recognized for its impact on creating opportunities for underrepresented groups, ensuring that all aspiring entrepreneurs have the resources and support they need to succeed. Her dedication to bridging the gap between academia and industry, coupled with her commitment to inclusivity, makes Dr. Monlouis a respected figure in the field of entrepreneurship education. She continues to inspire and mentor the next generation of leaders, instilling in them the values of innovation, resilience, and social responsibility.