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Research Center Events
Stern Online Course: Investment Philosophies with Aswath Damodaran
— January 25, 2021Stern Online Course: Investment Philosophies with Aswath Damodaran
In this course, students will look at the range of investment philosophies with the intent of finding not only the core beliefs that animate them, but also the ingredients needed to make them work. Students will look at the historical evidence in support of or working against each philosophy and what they need to bring to the table to succeed with that philosophy. In the process, Professor Aswath Damodaran hopes that students will find an investment philosophy that best fits them, given their individual strengths and weaknesses. -
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Stern Online Course: Foundations of Fintech with Kathleen DeRose
— January 25, 2021Stern Online Course: Foundations of Fintech with Kathleen DeRose
Fintech is divided into six sections focused on key fintech areas: innovation, technology, incumbents vs. startups, valuation, risk, and implications. Each section contains lessons with video lectures, readings, and assessments to facilitate learning. Students will also have the option of attending live video sessions with Professor Kathleen DeRose where additional questions and topics will be addressed. -
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Stern Online Course: Corporate Sustainability with Tensie Whelan
— January 25, 2021Stern Online Course: Corporate Sustainability with Tensie Whelan
Taught by Professor Tensie Whelan, this 14-week course provides participants with the ability to help their business be a force for change through ESG (environment, social, and governance) investing, sustainable supply chain management, employee and consumer engagement, sustainability marketing, and more. -
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Stern Online Course: Advanced Valuation with Aswath Damodaran
— January 25, 2021Stern Online Course: Advanced Valuation with Aswath Damodaran
Taught by Professor Aswath Damodaran, one of the leaders in the field, Advanced Valuation is for analysts, financial officers, and portfolio managers seeking a deeper understanding of valuation, and the skills and knowledge to confidently make financial decisions. Through video lectures, live Q&A sessions, and a hands-on valuation project, students will learn how to estimate the value of any business, small or large, private or public, in a developed or an emerging market. -
Stern in the News | January 20, 2021
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Polarization, Employee Activism, and a New Era for Organizational Culture
— January 19, 2021Polarization, Employee Activism, and a New Era for Organizational Culture
The NYU Stern Business & Society Program will host "Polarization, Employee Activism, and a New Era for Organizational Culture" on January 19, 2021. -
School News
Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Relations Amanda Parker on Stern's Lifelong Learning benefits for alumni: “Executive Education Discounts for Alumni Promote Lifelong Learning.”
— January 18, 2021Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Relations Amanda Parker on Stern's Lifelong Learning benefits for alumni: “Executive Education Discounts for Alumni Promote Lifelong Learning.”
Excerpt from Executive Courses-- “Stern graduates are also eligible to audit graduate-level elective courses at no cost, once per semester. ‘The alumni response has been very positive since we launched this initiative in fall 2019: more than 600 Stern alumni have requested these educational benefits to date,’ says Amanda Parker, associate dean for development and alumni relations at Stern.” -
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Stern earns top spot in several compensation measures and the School’s alumni network and SternWorks initiative are highlighted, with commentary from Associate Dean of Career Services Beth Briggs: “Still Rising: In 2020, MBA Salaries Just Kept Growing.”
— January 17, 2021Stern earns top spot in several compensation measures and the School’s alumni network and SternWorks initiative are highlighted, with commentary from Associate Dean of Career Services Beth Briggs: “Still Rising: In 2020, MBA Salaries Just Kept Growing.”
Excerpt from Poets & Quants-- “Help from alumni was a theme last year. At NYU Stern, Beth Briggs, associate dean of career services, said her school kept up its base pay figures while also ensuring that 100% of the Class of 2021 secured summer work by calling on its famously robust alumni network. The school leaned into a rebrand announced in 2019 that included the launch of SternWorks, an initiative that connects MBAs with small businesses and nonprofits that need their help.” -
NYU Stern Experts Available for Comment on 2021 Super Bowl
NYU Stern faculty are available to offer perspectives on the uncertainty of this year’s Super Bowl advertising and marketing trends. -
Stern in the News | January 12, 2021
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Stern's Undergraduate College, ranking third among top b-schools, is recognized for its admissions standards, academic experience, including international immersions, and employment outcomes: "Poets & Quants Undergraduate B-School Rankings"
— January 12, 2021Stern's Undergraduate College, ranking third among top b-schools, is recognized for its admissions standards, academic experience, including international immersions, and employment outcomes: "Poets & Quants Undergraduate B-School Rankings"
Excerpt from Poets & Quants-- "Ranking third this year, NYU Stern has consistently moved up our rankings over the past few years, placing sixth in 2019 and fourth last year. NYU finished eighth in admissions standards, fifth in academic experience, and third in employment outcomes. Like other schools towards the top of this year’s rankings, Stern had tough admissions standards, admitting just 12.7% of applicants. Students in the latest fall cohort posted the second-highest average SAT scores at 1,507. Of course, the school also boasted some frothy career outcomes with 96.3% of the Class of 2020 having at least one business-specific internship before graduation and 95.2% with full-time employment within three months of commencement. Average starting salaries hit $80,064, making Stern grads one of just four schools to report a annual paychecks of at least $80,000 along with Wharton, Virginia McIntire, and Carnegie Mellon’s Tepper School of Business." -
School News
Stern's Entertainment and Media MBA specialization is highlighted: "Top 10 MBAs for Creative Industry Management"
— January 11, 2021Stern's Entertainment and Media MBA specialization is highlighted: "Top 10 MBAs for Creative Industry Management"
Excerpt from FindMBA-- "NYU Stern School of Business in New York City runs the Entertainment, Media and Technology program for MBA students. Candidates will learn how to manage businesses across the spectrum of the entertainment and media industry. The MBA focuses on both the business and content aspects of the creative sectors, covering marketing, finance, film, television, music, sports and publishing. The Big Apple is home to many leading creative firms and the course was developed with an advisory board of executives from these businesses including Netflix and Apple." -
Stern in the News | January 6, 2021
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Stern, including its Center for Sustainable Business, is spotlighted: "What Are the Best MBA Programs for Sustainability?"
— January 6, 2021Stern, including its Center for Sustainable Business, is spotlighted: "What Are the Best MBA Programs for Sustainability?"
Excerpt from Noodle -- "NYU's MBA with a sustainable business and innovation specialization aims to equip students with an understanding of key sustainability challenges and opportunities for modern business. The program focuses on current and emerging business practices. It operates in both a full- and part-time, on-campus format with the option to take up to 25 percent of courses at other NYU graduate schools or international partner institutions. Experiential learning and co-curricular opportunities include Stern Signature Projects (SSPs), case competitions such as the NYU Stern Opportunity Zone Challenge and the annual Patagonia Case Competition, and research fellow placement at the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business (CSB)." -
Stern in the News | December 22, 2020
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Recent commentary from Dean Raghu Sundaram is highlighted: “Predictions for Business & Society in 2021.”
— December 21, 2020Recent commentary from Dean Raghu Sundaram is highlighted: “Predictions for Business & Society in 2021.”
Excerpt from Aspen Institute -- “I believe that a variant of ‘Amara’s Law’ will apply as we emerge from the pandemic: changes in the short-term will be overestimated, and the impacts in the longer-term will be underestimated. In moving most or all classroom engagement online, we have learned what works well. Previous resistance to technology has lessened for both faculty and students. Perhaps the greatest impact will be in the increasingly different modes we use to engage full-time students versus part-time and executive students who are working professionals. Since time is in particularly short supply for the latter, we will increasingly leverage technology to foster and sustain engagement and to create even greater flexibility for them. So too will we embrace technology in new ways to catalyze alumni engagement and lifelong learning for our alumni global communities.
—Raghu Sundaram, Dean and Edward I. Altman Professor of Credit and Debt Markets
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Stern in the News | December 15, 2020
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Recent Executive MBA alumna Natasha Rankin (MBA '20) interview: "The Best Advice For Executive MBAs."
— December 9, 2020Recent Executive MBA alumna Natasha Rankin (MBA '20) interview: "The Best Advice For Executive MBAs."
Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- “Start With Small Steps: ‘Don’t think about entering an MBA program. Think about what you want out of a program, which programs fit your goals, and then outline the individual steps you need to consider to make a decision and just focus on each one at a time. I ultimately realized that I’d been my own barrier to success when I looked at it as “getting an MBA” instead of “What will an MBA give back to me and what will I give back to my MBA classmates?’” Natasha Rankin, New York University (Stern)” -
Stern in the News | December 8, 2020
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Professor and Dean Emeritus Peter Blair Henry Joins United Nations’ Roundtable on “Rebirthing the Global Economy to Deliver Sustainable Development”
— December 7, 2020Professor and Dean Emeritus Peter Blair Henry Joins United Nations’ Roundtable on “Rebirthing the Global Economy to Deliver Sustainable Development”
Professor and Dean Emeritus Peter Blair Henry joined a virtual roundtable hosted by the United Nations entitled “Rebirthing the Global Economy to Deliver Sustainable Development” on November 24, 2020. -
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The NYU Impact Investment Fund (NIIF) is highlighted: “Demand Grows for Student-led Impact Investment Funds.”
— December 6, 2020The NYU Impact Investment Fund (NIIF) is highlighted: “Demand Grows for Student-led Impact Investment Funds.”
Excerpt from Financial Times -- "New York University’s Impact Investment Fund draws on students from business, public service and law schools. It backed Sapient Industries, which uses machine learning to improve electrical grid efficiency, and has itself been deployed on campus to reduce carbon footprint." -
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Professor Anindya Ghose interview, offering advice to students to sharpen business analytics skills: “Post-MBA Careers: Employer Demand for Business Analytics Skills is Outstripping Supply.”
— December 3, 2020Professor Anindya Ghose interview, offering advice to students to sharpen business analytics skills: “Post-MBA Careers: Employer Demand for Business Analytics Skills is Outstripping Supply.”
Excerpt from FindMBA -- "NYU Stern professor Anindya Ghose, in New York, says the key technical skills required are data modeling, data visualization and predictive modeling. Students acquire these skills from coursework such as statistical modeling, data engineering, programming, econometric modeling and from machine learning experiments.
However, soft skills such as communication are also crucial. 'The key soft skills required are the ability to tell a story from mining the data and the ability to lead a team with eclectic individuals from disparate work experiences,' Ghose says." -
Business and Policy Leader Events
Globalization Beyond 2020: Time for a Reset? (Panel Discussion)
— December 3, 2020Globalization Beyond 2020: Time for a Reset? (Panel Discussion)
"Globalization Beyond 2020: Time for a Reset?" – hosted by DHL and the Initiative on Globalization at NYU Stern's Center for the Future of Management – will look at how the events in 2020 have impacted international business, and will discuss their implications for years to come. It will explore the resilience of global supply chains and the extent to which international connectedness can help us mitigate the effects of the pandemic. -
Stern in the News | December 2, 2020
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Achieving a record high, five Stern faculty are recognized, including Professors Aleksander Aleszczyk, Alixandra Barasch, Andrea Bonezzi, Michael North and L. Taylor Phillips: "Poets & Quants Top 50 Undergraduate Professors Of 2020."
— December 2, 2020Achieving a record high, five Stern faculty are recognized, including Professors Aleksander Aleszczyk, Alixandra Barasch, Andrea Bonezzi, Michael North and L. Taylor Phillips: "Poets & Quants Top 50 Undergraduate Professors Of 2020."
Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "This year’s list features professors from 33 of the world’s best undergraduate business programs. Of the 33, three have campuses based outside of the U.S. The list also includes a record 23 women. Obviously, multiple schools received more than one professor on the list. New York University’s Stern School of Business had the highest representation of professors, landing five professors on this year’s list."
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