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For Jorge Escalante (’18 Marketing), success comes from continents, Carey, and commerce
Jorge Escalante has a citizen-of-the-world life story, a dream job with Amazon—and some insights for others about what could define their careers.
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TIAA President and CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett provides students with a lesson in authentic communication and developing a personal brand TIAA President and CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett tells students her keys to successful communication...
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Carey grad uses MBA for good while growing local businesses Second generation head of a Baltimore business and founder of a local nonprofit, Brandon Wylie (Flex...
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student experience
TIAA President and CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett provides students with a lesson in authentic communication and developing a personal brand TIAA President and CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett tells students her keys to successful communication...
Oct 31st
Article
Carey grad uses MBA for good while growing local businesses Second generation head of a Baltimore business and founder of a local nonprofit, Brandon Wylie (Flex...
Ensuring fairness in product assortment: a ‘win-win-win’
Product placement and display significantly influence what we choose to purchase. Ozge Sahin and Ruxian Wang study an algorithm that ensures minimum market exposure for all sellers which could benefit consumers.
Identifying fake physician reviews: The case for large language models
Professors Ritu Agarwal’s and Gordon Gao’s research demonstrate a new way to fight fraud in health care reviews using large language models.
Measuring societal impact in the here and now
Deeksha Gupta’s research examines the pace of change involving socially responsible investing in private capital markets and finds a “sea change” may be required in the way impact investors and the firms they acquire are incentivized.
Is the newest debate over the debt ceiling more than hot air?
Federal finance expert Kathleen Day says the U.S. debt limit and the associated potential crisis is more than just political—it has implications for individual and market economies.
With environmental programs, science often stops when implementation starts
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Paul Ferraro urges the U.S. to build scientific experimentation into environmental policies.
Can AI and digital health solve health care's biggest challenges? Insights from the Conference on Health IT and Analytics
Harnessing AI and digital health innovations could revolutionize health care access, experience, and outcomes, but complex challenges around equity, privacy, and trust must be addressed.