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Breaches in personal information and the onslaught of AI opportunities present new questions in the tension between privacy and innovation.
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.
Angelo Mele, PhD
Angelo Mele, PhD is an Associate Professor of Economics. He is also Affiliate Faculty at the Hopkins Population Center and Affiliate member of the Institute for Data Intensive Engineering and Science. Prof. Mele is an applied econometrician and his work focuses on the economic analysis of social interactions and their impact on socioeconomic performance at the individual and aggregate level. His research interests include the econometrics of social network models, the analysis of racial segregation and homophily, professional networks, social contagion in online media, software dependency
MIINT Impact Investing Program
MIINT Impact Investing Program
MBA Impact Investing Network and Training
Are you ready to think like an impact investor?
Join the six-month experiential lab that brings together graduate students from top universities to gain hands-on education and experience with social impact investing. The experience culminates with a chance to pitch for $50,000 towards your selected business.
MIINT is a rigorous program that offers a variety of training modules for students to choose from and conducts one-on-one advisory sessions with each participating school. Communicate and network within impact investing to create connections for the future with the potential to gain seed investments from independent resources.
The MIINT program simulates the early stages of impact investing which requires you to reach out to investors and develop innovative experience looking at real-world companies.
“With only a small understanding of investments, my team was able to gain hands-on experience while developing our thesis by reaching out to different organizations and individuals. Industry mentors provided us with guidance throughout the experience and trained our group in specific topics like biases in investing. It was great to learn and create plans to mitigate those biases and learn so much about impact investing.”
Rhianna Taniguchi, MBA ‘23
Join the MIINT Impact Investing Program
- Students are able to apply for a spot on the MIINT team early in the fall semester. The program launches in mid-October, after each applicant is interviewed and the team is built. Contact Carey.Student@jhu.edu for more information.
- Participate in weekly team meetings and impact investing training modules throughout the year.
- Communicate and learn from each other through online trainings and discussions; network-wide calls; and one-on-one advisory sessions with each school.
- Build a network with business students from the top business schools across the country.
- Pitch your selected company to a panel of leaders across impact investing and venture capital sectors. Winning teams can earn up to $50,000 toward their company.
- Carey supports the team’s financial costs for participation.
Academic Research Should Help Guide Antitrust Policies on Big Tech, Says Carey’s Ching
Carey Business School Professor Andrew Ching, an expert in digital business, offers his insights into a possible breakup of “Big Tech.”
Carey students win funding to bring equitable innovations to market
Three MA/MBA dual degree students received a total of $55,000 at the MICA Up/Start Venture Competition. Their ventures focused on providing diverse and equitable solutions in the workplace.