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Over the past decade we’ve witnessed the growth of so-called “Superstar Firms” in the economy. Is this good for innovation? What will be the impact of recent policies proposed and passed in the EU, UK and USA on these firms and on innovation? These topics and more will be explored in the virtual event, which is co-hosted by the the Center for the Future of Management and LMU's Institute for Strategy, Technology and Organization.

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "When announcing this prompt this year, Lisa Rios, NYU Stern Assistant Dean of MBA Admissions, advised, 'Be genuine. Community is a hallmark of the Stern MBA experience, and we are looking to get to know the real you! Use the Pick Six personal expression essay and other aspects of the application to show us your passions and what is most important to you.'"

A sampling of media highlights for the week of June 14, 2022

Excerpt from The Wall Street Journal -- "The offers, recruiters say, reflect the knowledge that companies expect students to acquire from M.B.A. programs that have a solid hiring record, and come after interviews, coaching and conversations about the candidates’ career goals."

Excerpt from Financial Times -- ""This enthusiasm for fintech has left universities and business schools racing to keep up with the knowledge, skills and competencies required. Some are rolling out specialist fintech degrees. One of the first schools to offer fintech education in 2014, New York University’s Stern School of Business, will run a one-year, part-time Master of Science in Fintech course next May. It aims to cover topics ranging from programming for data to platform strategy, blockchain and cryptocurrencies, machine learning in finance, and leadership in fintech."

Excerpt from Financial Times -- "New York University’s Stern School of Business has offered the Professional Responsibility course since 1994. It used to focus on the regulatory and legal requirements of business but now explores its role in society, too.

"'It is difficult, today, to teach accounting as a technical discipline without exploring the underlying assumptions about what is perceived to be financially material,' says adjunct instructor Alison Taylor, referring to pressure on companies to share non-financial data."

A sampling of media highlights for the week of June 7, 2022

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "Stern offers multiple experiential learning programs, which are called Stern Solutions projects or courses. Here, you’re not only learning, you’re doing. For example, Tech & the City gives you the opportunity to immerse yourself in a successful early-stage tech company and learn the ins-and-outs of growing it. It’s a great way to experience what it’s like to work in a startup without all of the risks."

Meet Alexia Victor (MBA ‘22), Langone Part-time MBA

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "'A big part of our applications, especially for graduate programs and especially the full-time MBA and master’s programs, are international students: 40% of our applications and about 25% to 30% of our class,' says Sundaram. International students made up 32% of the Stern School’s MBA students in the fall 2021 cohort, up from the previous two intakes."

Students in the inaugural cohorts of the new one-year master’s programs offered jointly by NYU Shanghai and NYU Stern — the MS in Marketing and Retail Science & MS in Organization Management and Strategy programs — attended orientation in person in New York and virtually from Shanghai on June 1 and subsequently started their summer classes with NYU Stern professors. 

A sampling of media highlights for the week of June 1, 2022

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "If studying business analytics in the world’s largest city is what piques your interest, you’ll love the New York University Stern School of Business (NYU Stern). NYU Stern is both a top rated business school and one of the world’s leading research institutions. It’s ranked second in the world for its research productivity, according to the University of Texas’s Research Contribution 2017-2021."

On Tuesday, May 31, NYU Stern’s Business and Society Program (BSP) hosted the 2022 Ashok C. Sani Distinguished Scholar-In-Residence Lecture, delivered by Rubana Huq, Vice Chancellor of Asian University for Women and Ex-President of BGMEA. This year's talk is entitled, "Empowering Women Garment Workers in Bangladesh: From Rana Plaza to an Entrepreneurial Future."

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "Learning about business in the global center of commerce seemed like a total no brainer to me. The number of spontaneous opportunities that come from being in New York City astounded me. From part-time professors who double as executives at Fortune 500 companies, to the wealth of in-semester internships simply by proximity, and to guest lecturers who are inevitably in NYC on a regular basis, I can’t imagine a better place to get a deep experiential business education than in the heart of Manhattan."

Excerpt from Executive Courses -- "NYU Stern School of Business runs a course called Inclusive Leadership: Addressing Unconscious Bias to Build Stronger, Diverse Teams, which emphasizes the advancement of women and people of color. Participants develop an inclusive leadership mindset, with a focus on working with others across various dimensions of diversity — including gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability and age."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- “The interest is very strong,” says Isser Gallogly, associate dean of MBA admissions and program innovation, at NYU Stern. “Over 25% of all the part-time applicants wanted it as their first choice option. This is the first intake but we have more women applying to it than men. About 51% of our applicants are women.

A sampling of media highlights for the week of May 24, 2022

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "Tell us about an “only at McKinsey” moment you’ve had so far. I feel like these happen all the time. I am consistently surprised at the background of many of the people that I work with.  I regularly encounter people who have really impressive backgrounds – former professional athletes, professional musicians, and more."

Excerpt from Busines of Fashion -- “The two areas to highlight are sustainability and DEI initiatives because these are drivers that determine which companies a candidate is going to choose. [Still] I think it would be naive to expect companies to have made all these changes — they are tremendous and require real structural shifts with new people in the leadership roles.”

Read more about NYU Stern's Undergraduate Baccalaureate for the Class of 2022, which is scheduled for Friday, May 20 at the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden. 

Read more about NYU Stern's Graduate Convocation for the Class of 2022, which is scheduled for Friday, May 20 at the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden. 

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "NYU Stern’s location in the heart of the business capital of the world, New York, was the biggest reason I decided to attend NYU Stern. While many other institutions could provide a great network of people and education, I thought that Stern would allow me to truly immerse myself in the dynamic and always-moving business scene of a global city. I was also very impressed with Stern’s emphasis on leading change, which resonated with my entrepreneurial passion."

Excerpt from Town & Country -- “We have found that because our students come in as senior executives with significant work experience (an average of 14 years), and they submit transcripts from undergraduate and graduate programs, along with any certifications they might have earned, we already have enough data points to measure academic preparedness for the program without a standardized test score,” Neha Singhal, assistant dean for executive degree programs, admissions, and marketing at NYU Stern, said in a statement. “In fact, we have found that the data points based on work experience and academic performance are a better indicator of a student's success in the program versus a standardized test score.”

This workshop draws on the best fundamental and applied thinking about the financial architecture drawing on academic and practitioner research and networks. It tries to look over the horizon at what is likely to come next based on the best available thinking.