What's Going on at Halcyon House?

The 227-year old mansion on Georgetown's Prospect Street, which Japanese pharmaceutical moguls Sachiko Kuno and Ryuji Ueno bought for $11M in 2011, is now home to a social entrepreneurship hub, as Association Bisnow reported yesterday. Sachiko and Ryuji's S&R Foundation, based at Halcyon House, recently launched Halcyon Incubator there, a place for entrepreneurs to cultivate ideas for a business or nonprofit that makes a positive social impact on the world.

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