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Raphael Carty

  • Adjunct Associate Professor of Management and Organizations

Joined Stern 2018

rcarty@stern.nyu.edu

Leonard N. Stern School of Business

Kaufman Management Center

44 West Fourth Street

New York, NY 10012

About Raphael Carty

Raphael Carty joined NYU Stern in 2018 as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Management and Organizations. Raphael has spent his career largely in tech, where he has served as a senior leader commercializing innovative technology at companies ranging from startups to the Fortune 500. Raphael started in product management at HP in Silicon Valley and has served as global VP of Marketing at SaaS disruptor DealerTrack (NASDAQ:TRAK), CMO and VP of Product at cybersecurity pioneer CertCo, Director of Marketing for Networking at 3D graphics category creator Silicon Graphics, and Co-Founder/CEO at smart building startup Callida Energy. Raphael built an online consumer business at Chase Card Services and led the digital transformation of Chase customer management (marketing, communications, and service for Chase credit cardholders). 

Raphael’s areas of interest include strategy, innovation, sustainability/climate, deep tech, disruptive technology, entrepreneurship, marketing, branding, GTM strategy, and social impact. Raphael has taught the following MBA courses: Disruption, Entrepreneurship, and Social Impact; Tech Solutions: Leading Innovation; Leading Innovation to Address Climate Change; Stern Signature Project; and supervised an independent field study project on climate innovation. Raphael has taught across the following Stern MBA programs: the Full-time MBA, the Langone Part-time MBA, the Andre Koo Tech MBA, and the Stern at NYU Abu Dhabi MBA. In 2024, Carty introduced the first MBA course focused on sustainability/climate innovation. 

Earlier in his career, Raphael taught the core marketing course in the Harvard Business School Marketing Department and conducted field research on the role of industry standards in product strategy.

Raphael holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a bachelor's degree in Engineering and Applied Sciences/Computer Science from Harvard College. 

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