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Symone Williams and Harrison Jobe win global Student Leadership Award

Student Council co-chairs Symone Williams and Harrison Jobe were awarded this year’s global Student Leadership Award from the Graduate Business Forum.

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MPS Accounting students deliver low-income tax clinics in rural Alaska

Students in the college of business and the Cornell Law School went to Alaska to assist and engage with low-income taxpayers in rural areas.

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Addressing challenges, finding opportunities where business and sustainability meet

The Sustainable Global Enterprise immersion blurs the lines between applied research, teaching, and engagement with organizations.

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Trek recap: Experiencing Japanese business and culture in 10 days

Munazza Khan, Johnson Cornell Tech MBA ’19, reflects on her experience and key takeaways from the winter Johnson trek to Japan.

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IBI case: To LBO or not to LBO, that was the question

Christina Park, MBA ’02, of RBC Capital Markets was the special guest for the Investment Banking immersion analysis on a potential LBO target.

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MBAs in the Fintech Intensive hear insights from Betterment’s SVP

Betterment’s Ben Alden is one of the many market-changing leaders to visit Cornell Tech and discuss their industry’s technological shifts.

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Cornell Tech grad discusses importance of understanding global business

Through his career and his involvement with EMI, Vince Wong, MBA ’17, has learned to consider a variety of international factors as a product manager.

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The college scam defendants’ privilege is following them into court

Robert Frank, economics professor at Johnson, weighs in on why, all too often, legal outcomes are based on the ability of defendants to pay for A-List representation.

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Fishing for funding: Speaker talks challenges where sustainability, finance intersect

Neel Inamdar ’90, Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise speaker, discusses the challenges in attracting impact investments to sustainable fisheries.