Centers & Institutes
Exciting things are happening within our centers, institutes, and special program initiatives. Here’s a collection of recent stories and updates.
Prosperity and Development in Brazil Are Focus of Conference
Emerging Markets Institute brings together leading economists, investment managers, researchers, and government officials to explore opportunities in the world’s sixth largest economy The Emerging Markets Institute at Cornell University’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management and Better Brazil will be hosting the second international conference on trade and investment with Brazil “Brazil: A pathway […]
Emerging Markets Fellow Develops Predictive Model of Solar Demand
Gopal Bethmangalkar’s project with Applied Materials helps increase the firm’s understanding of market for solar PV cells and modules A predictive model on solar demand was developed by Gopal Bethmangalkar, MBA ’12, of the Emerging Markets Institute for use by Applied Materials, Inc., the world’s leading supplier of equipment to manufacture solar PV cells and […]
Johnson Expands Executive MBA to Latin America
Unique Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA program now available in North America and Latin America Cornell University’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management announces the launch of its innovative Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA Program (CQEMBA), in Latin America and Mexico. The program’s class of 2014 includes four MBA students in Bogota, Colombia, and five in Monterrey, Mexico. […]
Johnson Brings Top Researchers and Teachers to its MBA Programs
New dean and four others join the faculty in several disciplines The Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University welcomes five new faculty members for the upcoming academic year, one of whom is its new dean. New faculty also include an assistant professor, a clinical professor, and two senior lecturers. Soumitra Dutta […]
Johnson Hires New International Recruiting Manager
Charli Taylor to lead Recruitment in Europe, Middle East, Africa, and India The Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University welcomes Charli Taylor, the new International Recruiting Manger for Johnson. Charli will be based in London and oversee recruiting in the regions of Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and India. Charli will […]
Emerging Markets Institute Visiting Scholar is Published in Top Korean Economic Journal
Jin-young Jung, Ph.D., visiting scholar and researcher for the Emerging Markets Institute at the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University, was published in the April 2012 online edition of the Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies. Jin-young Jung, Ph.D., visiting scholar and researcher for the Emerging Markets Institute at the Samuel Curtis […]
Emerging Markets Institute Announces Inaugural Student Fellow
Institute selects information technology veteran from Bangalore The Emerging Markets Institute at Cornell University’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management has announced its inaugural student fellow. Gopal Bethmangalkar from the Accelerated MBA program was awarded the fellow designation at a Dean’s Award Luncheon at the Cornell Plantations on May 25, 2012. His award was […]
Emerging Markets Institute Announces Research Grant Winners
Grants further enhance Johnson’s research agenda as the pre-eminent business school for the study of emerging markets. The Emerging Markets Institute at Cornell University’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management has announced the winners of its second annual grant program. The issuance of these grants signifies Johnson’s commitment to furthering business research on emerging […]
Some Thoughts on the Healthcare Revolution in Emerging Markets
The next healthcare technology evolution in China will be the fusion between Western and Oriental medicine. by Kevin Wang, MBA ’13 (05/29/2012) I still find it difficult at times to grasp the idea that I will be working in New York this summer. For many people this might be an ordinary event, but as someone […]