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Adaptive Reuse: Is Converting Empty Office Space to Housing Viable?
Cornell AAP professor Suzanne Lanyi Charles speaks from firsthand experience about converting office space to housing.
4 Ways to Leverage AI in Your Corporate Strategy
Johnson School faculty identify four best practices senior executives can employ to capitalize on advancements in AI and dodge common pitfalls.
2023 Johnson Summer Startup Accelerator Names Record Cohort
The Johnson School unveiled 25 diverse startups that make up the 2023 Johnson Summer Startup Accelerator, the program’s largest cohort to date.
What Do Empty Office Buildings Mean for the Economy?
Cornell real estate professors discuss how low office building occupancy impacts investors and developers and whether it’s a temporary phenomenon.
Cornell SC Johnson College Dean Named Chair of RRBM Board
As Chairman of RRBM Board, SC Johnson College Dean Andrew Karolyi will serve a two-year term as chief executive officer and will preside over quarterly meetings.
United Nations’ PRME Board Names Cornell SC Johnson College Dean Vice Chair
As Vice Chair of PRME Board for a two-year term, SC Johnson College Dean Karolyi will represent committed stakeholders to advance PRME’s vision, mission and guiding principles.
Panel Debates Digital Currencies’ Purpose, Privacy, Governance, and Stability
In a panel led by Fintech at Cornell executive director Susan Joseph, Cornell cryptocurrency experts debated the pros and cons of digital currencies.
Alum Advises LGBTQ+ Families in Tax and Estate Planning
Brian Balduzzi, MBA ’18, built his career helping people – including LGBTQ+ couples and families – plan for business and financial transfers from one generation to the next.
Giving with Impact: How One Alumna Is Assisting Many Afghans
Nell Cady-Kruse ’83, MBA ’85 helps fill the gaps in traditional financial aid and grant funding for Cornell’s Afghan students and scholars .