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Sustainability has become a chic buzzword in innovation and marketing over the past few years but is still an often-overlooked opportunity. The creation of sustainable products by CPG manufacturers has increased as consumers’ focus more on ingredients in food and household/personal care…
Please join the Career Center for Working Professionals and Professor Seth Freeman, Professor of Management and Organizations, in an interactive Zoom lecture. Register Here.
Learn how to utilize your time to find and create a job. The lecture will cover several surprisingly effective methods for navigating your career in tough times, webinar, plus interactive Q&A format.
The NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights hosted a discussion and audience Q&A on one of the most pressing issues facing the social media industry and its billions of users: How are Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube carrying out the crucial function of content moderation? This question has come to the fore in recent weeks, as the social media companies have faced increased scrutiny over how…
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The disruption caused by COVID-19 underscores the need for highly traceable, transparent, and resilient supply chains. Blockchain, as well as other technology, is an incredibly valuable tool for building and sustaining this approach.
In this virtual panel discussion, we explored questions such as: How have effects of the COVID-19 pandemic…
The disruption caused by COVID-19 underscores the need for highly traceable, transparent, and resilient supply chains. Blockchain, as well as other technology, is an incredibly valuable tool for building and sustaining this approach.
In this virtual panel discussion, we’ll explore questions such as: How have effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on supply chains revealed the increased need for…
We cordially invite you to join alumnus Spencer Lake (MBA '87) and Professor Thomas Philippon as they engage in an insightful discussion about Professor Philippon's 2019 book "The Great Reversal" and his perspective on the economic outlook in the wake of COVID-19.
Please note, this webinar will take place in Eastern Standard Time.
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The event, run by Isabel Sheinman, MBA '21, among others, will discuss our new Covid-19 reality and its relationship to the Climate Crisis. They will help us understand the ripple effect of these crises on our future and the urgent need to influence policy change. This event will also feature a special video art installation by Roadmaps 2020 artist in residence Costas Picadas.
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Gain practice navigating difficult conversations and exchange leadership best practices with fellow Stern alumni in this experiential workshop. Learn how to leverage active listening and provide actionable feedback to strengthen the performance of your team.
Perhaps you are trying to gain loyalty, build trust, or manage a difficult employee. In this workshop, you will explore your…
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According to Paul Polman, the cost of inaction is higher than the cost of action, and some companies are not pulling their weight. However, business is now facing oblivion as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting global recession. How can a corporation balance purpose and profits during the crisis? If paying your workers…
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Early research has revealed that Black and Latino communities have been amongst the hardest hit from Covid-19. While comprehensive data behind this discovery has not fully been analyzed, this pandemic highlights health and economic disparities across the country. Underlying disease, occupation, and community resources are just a few of the named factors contributing to these outcomes…
