Padma Hari, MSBA '15

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Padma had applied her finance and IT skills across diverse businesses, including a fast-food giant, a major bank, a tech company, and a food manufacturer. When she earned her Master of Science in Business Analytics degree from NYU Stern, she acquired a newly created position in yet a different industry: as operational vice president in charge of business intelligence and analytics at Bloomingdale’s, the upscale department store giant.
 

Gunjan Banati, MSRM '15

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When Gunjan found herself transitioning from a focus on fund research and analytics to evaluating investment risk across her company’s products, she knew it was time to formalize her role as risk manager for the firm and shore up her formal education in risk management.
 

Shehata, Amal

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Biography

Amal Shehata joined New York University Stern School of Business as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Accounting in September 2015, after having been an adjunct professor at the School since 2008. She teaches courses in financial accounting and auditing.

Claire Fox, MSRM '13

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It is hard to miss Claire’s return on investment from earning her Master’s in Risk Management from NYU Stern. Within months of graduating, she had landed a new job in a different sector of the financial world. “I obtained my current position as Risk Manager at Harbour Fiduciary Services through another MSRM alumnus, and it probably would not have happened had I not completed the program,” Claire remarks. “I acquired the breadth of knowledge that enabled me to move from risk management in banking to performing risk management for a private equity real estate fund—in a role I love.”
 

Dante Disparte, MSRM '14

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For Dante, the NYU Stern MSRM program opened the door for him to start his own company.  Though entrepreneurial by nature, he had never risked striking out on his own. “NYU Stern taught me that it is not the jump that kills you, it’s the landing.  So, with my MSRM degree in hand as a parachute, I was finally ready,” he says. 

Cindy Dishmey, MSBA '15

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As Vice President of Business Intelligence and Analytics and Strategy for Goldman Sachs’s Operations Division, Cindy, a first-generation Dominican-American, is proud to be a role model for Latina women in tech. Now she can add a Master of Science in Business Analytics degree from NYU Stern to her accomplishments as well.
 
After four and half years at Goldman as a business analyst/program manager, Cindy was offered her current post just after announcing at work that she was entering Stern’s program. “One could say I benefited from the program before I completed it,” she jests.

Majed Al Ghamdi, MSRM '12

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Since earning his Master of Science in Risk Management degree from NYU Stern in 2012, Majed has been promoted twice by his organization, the National Commercial Bank in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia—one of the largest banks in the region. Currently Executive Vice President-Head of Enterprise Risk Management, Majed says the education he received in the Stern program was “very critical” to his career advancement.

Bennett Borden, MSBA '15

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“The MSBA program elevated my career to a whole new level.” That’s how Bennett, chair of the Information Governance practice group at legal giant Drinker Biddle & Reath, describes the return on his investment of time, effort, and money in NYU Stern’s Master of Science in Business Analytics program. In fact, the skills and credibility conferred by the degree—which he had literally just received—helped him create an entirely new job description for lawyers to aspire to: Chief Data Scientist. 
  

Lisa Prosser, MSBA '15

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Lisa arrived at Stern with a BA in philosophy and sales operations experience with Bloomberg LP, among other firms. Thanks to her anticipated Master of Science degree in Business Analytics, she secured a new position as Director of Strategy and Business Intelligence for Fitch Ratings, where she leveraged a data-driven approach to solving complex business problems. And  then, a couple of months later, she accepted another new position, as Vice President in charge of data and analytics at Athena Art Finance, a New York-based startup that services the financial needs of the global art market.
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