Guthrie Collin

Biography

Guthrie Collin is an accomplished technology product executive, board director, and patented inventor who joined NYU Stern as an Adjunct Professor of Technology in 2017. He contributes to NYU Stern by teaching graduate and undergraduate students in software programming, product management, and data analysis. He also mentors student project teams in NYU Stern’s experiential programs offered through the Tech MBA and undergraduate BTE programs.

Outside of NYU Stern, Professor Collin focuses on transforming data into commercially successful AI products and tech capabilities by leading collaborative, cross-functional teams. Currently, he is the VP of Product for Roundel, Target's retail media network. Prior to Target, Professor Collin led data science, software engineering, and digital product management teams to deliver digital growth for Amazon, Dow Jones, Nielsen, and The Associated Press. He currently serves as a board director for The News Movement.

Professor Collin earned his MBA with Distinction from NYU Stern in 2010 as a Langone Student, where he was selected as the winner of the 2010 Ernest Kurnow award for exemplifying excellence in the field of statistics and inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society. He was also named a 2009 Jane and Ned Sadaka Stern Consulting Corps Fellow for exceptional contributions as pro-bono operations management consultant to 311/NYC.GOV leaders. Prior to NYU Stern, he studied Computer Engineering at the City College of New York and earned his BA in English from the State University at Albany, NY.

Research Interests

• AI-enabled businesses and products
• Big data platforms, capabilities and products
• High tech software product development, management and business strategy practices

Courses Taught

• TECH-GB.2131: High-Tech Startups & Products: A Technical Perspective
• TECH-GB.2135: Programming in Python
• TECH-GB.2346: Dealing with Data

Academic Background

MBA with Distinction
New York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business

BA
State University of New York at Albany