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Matt Marx
Dyson School

VCs backed Black founders after BLM – but it didn’t last

In the aftermath of the George Floyd murder, the share of venture capitalist dollars that went to Black businesses jumped by 43%. But that trend was short-lived, according to new Cornell SC Johnson College of Business research.

Xing Huang
Dyson School

Xing Huang brings expertise on financial behaviors and decision-making

Meet Xing Huang, Dyson School, professor specializes in behavioral finance, investor behavior and AI-driven financial insights.

Timothy Bohling
Johnson School

Meet Our New Faculty: Timothy Bohling

Meet Tim Bohling, Johnson School professor specializing in digital marketing, brand strategy, innovation adoption, and marketing research.

MBA Students walking across Feeney Way after leaving Sage Hall
Johnson School

Is the ROI of an MBA Worth It?

Discover the benefits, career impact, and financial return of earning an MBA.

Jessica Tracey
Nolan School

Jessica Tracey brings expertise on sustainable tourism to Nolan School

Meet Jessica V. Tracey, Nolan School lecturer specializing in hotel development, sustainable tourism and strategic financial management.

Takuma Habu
Johnson School

Takuma Habu applies game theory to business

Meet Takuma Habu, Johnson School lecturer specializing in game theory, incentives, and strategic decision-making with deep industry and research expertise.

Cynthia Yin
Dyson School

Cynthia Yin explores climate finance and asset pricing

Meet Cynthia Yin, Dyson School assistant professor, researching asset pricing, ESG, and climate finance to shape sustainable corporate strategies.

Emil and Nikhil as infants surrounded by Cornell bears
Nolan School

Passion and purpose guide incoming Class of 2029

In 2006, Emil and Nikhil Damji, sons of Salim Damji ’00, graced the cover of Hotelie Magazine. Now, they are incoming freshmen at the Nolan School.

Looking out from Sage Hall with the sun peeking through the doorway.
Johnson School

Alpha Square Group Powers Next-Gen AI Education at the Johnson School

The gift will expand AI-focused teaching, research, and industry engagement in business.