Business Ethics
Stern LGBTQ+ Alumni: Pride & Prejudice in Business & Politics
The Stern LGBTQ+ Alumni Group hosted a special event to discuss the implications of the rise in anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and what can be done to counter it. Moderated by Luzerne McAllister II (MBA ’14).
Business Topics: Ethics and Sustainability
SUSTAINABILITY
Book Talk: Shannon K. O’Neil on The Globalization Myth
Shannon K. O'Neil joins NYU Stern's Steven Altman for a Fireside Chat about her new book, The Globalization Myth: Why Regions Matter.SUSTAINABILITY
Public Talk with Laurence Boone
NYU Stern's Center for Global Economy and Business, Volatility and Risk Institute, and Center for Sustainable Business co-hosted Laurence Boone, the French Minister of State for Europe and Foreign Affairs.BUSINESS ETHICS
Navigating Career Transitions and Self-Care
Mary "Mish" Michaud (MBA ’84), Seetha Speeney (MPA ’03), Julia Macleod, and Wern How Yam discuss career transitions and wellbeing. Moderated by Sabrina McCoy Griffin (BS ’80).BUSINESS ETHICS
Book Talk: A More Just Future with Prof. Dolly Chugh and Victor Mullins
Prof. Dolly Chugh and Stern's Sr. Associate Dean for Diversity and Inclusion Victor Mullins discuss the emotional relationship we have with the U.S. and its complicated past.BUSINESS ETHICS
Renewal: An Evening Devoted to the Wellbeing of Women
Prof. Batia Wiesenfeld along with Raffi Laitamaki (BS ’21), Lanchi Venator (MBA ’00), Cathy Choi (MBA ’96), and Columbia MBA grad Jessica Weiss discuss women and wellbeing in the workplace.BUSINESS ETHICS
Book Talk: The New Goliaths | Stern’s Center for the Future of Management
James Bessen discusses his new book, The New Goliaths (Yale 2022), about how capitalist competition has fundamentally changed thanks to a new generation of information technology.SUSTAINABILITY
The Global Challenge of Feeding the World
A Fireside Chat with Cargill CEO Dave MacLennan and Prof. Myles Shaver, Carlson School of Management, about the state of the global food system and Cargill’s role as a global industry leader.
BUSINESS ETHICS
Transforming “The Great Resignation” into “The Great Reimagination”
Prof. Anat Lechner, Indhira Arrington (MBA ’02), Julia Lamm (MBA ’11), Kim Maes (MBA ’21), and Nishant Roy (MBA ’13) discuss how companies are rethinking their organizational structures, policies, and cultures in order to address inequalities and retain talent. Hosted by the Stern Women in Business (SWIB) Alumnae Committee as a part of Reunion 2022 programming.
BUSINESS ETHICS
10 Things YOU Can Do to Promote Inclusion, Diversity, Belonging, and Equity at Work
Gary Fraser (MBA ’92), Dana Onyewu (MBA ’07), Ken Goldman (MBA ’02), and Lydia Morrish (MBA ’17) discuss the roles that can be played by those without the responsibilities for diversity, equity, and inclusion in their work environment. Hosted by Stern Alumni Relations as a part of Reunion 2022 programming.SUSTAINABILITY
2022 Ashok C. Sani Lecture: Empowering Women Garment Workers in Bangladesh
Rubana Huq, vice chancellor of Asian University for Women and ex-president of BGMEA, discusses ways to empower women workers and promote sustainability in Bangladesh’s garment industry.
BUSINESS ETHICS
SWIB Alumnae Masterclass: A Conversation on Workplace Wellbeing
Jolawn Victor (MBA ’09), chief international officer, Headspace Health, joined Kimberley Nixon (MBA ’09), managing partner, Open Venture Capital, to discuss workplace wellbeing.
BUSINESS ETHICS
How to Own Your Reproductive Health While Pursuing Your Dream Career
Leaders from companies at the forefront of the reproductive health space come together for a conversation about how to embark on a reproductive health journey that fits your unique career path.
BUSINESS ETHICS
Opportunities in Impact Investing at NYU and Beyond
Learn about the latest trends in Impact Investing and its integration into experiential and cross-disciplinary learning at NYU.
BUSINESS ETHICS
How to Drive Change: A Panel Discussion with Chief Diversity Officers
Gary Fraser (MBA ’92), Stern's former associate dean for diversity and inclusio in conversation with Indhira Arrington (MBA ’02), Azurée Montoute-Lewis (MBA ’06), and Dalila Wilson-Scott (MBA ’99) as a part of Reunion 2021 programming.
BUSINESS ETHICS
Prof Dolly Chugh
Prof. Dolly Chugh presents a live virtual lecture entitled "How Good People Will Fight Bias in the Future" moderated by Prof. Lisa Leslie.
BUSINESS ETHICS
Prof April Klein
Prof. April Klein presents a live virtual lecture entitled "Shareholder Activism and Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG)" moderated by Professor Julian Yeo.
SUSTAINABILITY
The Role of Business in the Biden Administration's Sustainability Agenda
The Business and Society program hosted a panel discussion moderated by Prof. Batia Wiesenfeld.
ETHICS
Polarization, Employee Activism, and a New Era for Organizational Culture
Professors Jonathan Haidt and Alison Taylor presented a live virtual discussion moderated by Prof. Batia Wiesenfeld.
BLOCKCHAIN
Building Resilient Supply Chains with Blockchain
The disruption caused by COVID-19 underscores the need for highly traceable, transparent, and resilient supply chains.