Business schools have been around for generations, yet “shared prosperity” remains an aspiration, and one that may be slipping further out of reach as inequality worsens. As business reprioritizes its responsibilities to include all stakeholders, business education has its own responsibility to provide analysis, training, and insight for making the right change happen. In business, it’s said that what gets measured is what gets done.
How do financial analysts, as well as the finance discipline at large, contribute to stakeholder-focused decision making? Can finance and investment modeling contribute to building sustainable, shared prosperity as we respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, assess the impacts of climate change, and begin the essential conversions of racist structures?
Join Cornell SC Johnson College of Business Deputy Dean Andrew Karolyi, Professors Vicki Bogan and John Tobin-de la Puente, and investment strategist Jay Pierrepont to explore these topics and more as part of our summer series “Business Education and Research With Impact.”
