NYU Stern’s Endless Frontier Labs received the Prix Galien award recognizing its role incubating life‑science ventures, while Georgetown University announced a $10 million commitment to fund full-tuition scholarships and new professorships for its M.S. in Global Real Assets program. NYU’s honor spotlights MBA incubators as pipelines for science commercialization; Georgetown’s gift targets executive talent for the expanding real‑assets market. Both moves illustrate business schools expanding mission beyond classroom instruction into venture translation and workforce pipelines. The investments also underscore growing philanthropy and industry partnerships supporting graduate programs that feed infrastructure, biotech and sustainability sectors.