2012 will celebrate The Corp’s 40th anniversary. We’re excited that we’ve been around for so long and that over the years, the Georgetown community has allowed us to take on bigger and better roles on campus. The Corp is now the largest student run business in the world. It’s a great achievement, but the best part is that it’s a statement to what the Georgetown community has grown to become. Our 40th birthday is testament to both a lasting and diverse community at Georgetown, as well as to the outstanding members of our body that seek to contribute to the Corp each and everyday. We can only stand out if the Georgetown community stands out too.
The Corp’s survival, through both good times and bad, has entirely been the result of the continuing support of the student body. By creating a blog, we seek to strengthen our connection with our community. That being said, Behind the Counter is dedicated to you, the hoya. We aim to provide you with the tools to better grasp our work and understand our commitment to improving ourselves. Not only will you now have access to all things Corp, but our spotlights will also shine on the talents of hoyas everywhere. So learn, engage, discover what’s Behind the Counter.
The Behind The Counter Team
Ellie DiBerardino
Editor-in-Chief
Mathematics, Russian | COL 2013
Offbeat barista/bassist who appreciates the more ridiculous things in life.
Into: Jazz, her conure Kanye, and making things up.
Lexi Cotcamp
Senior Design Editor
International Business/Finance | MSB 2015
A dreamer who just can’t say no to life.
Decidedly indecisive. Bonkers for sassy food & playful words.
Lives a crazy life. And likes it.
Ally Noyes
Senior Managing Editor
International Health | NHS 2013
Endlessly curious.
Reads short stories standing up, loves triathlons, tries not to lose her keys.
Keaton Bedell
Co-Founder & Director of Marketing at The Corp
American Studies | 2013
Mountain boy exploring the big city.
Into: design thinking, fotos and snow above 8,000ft.
Behind The Counter was founded in September 2011 by Alex Tynion (COL ’12) and Keaton Bedell (COL ’13).
