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Among the @BCSchillerInst delegates attending the UN Conference of Parties is Ahmed Ferjani MBA ’25. “COP29 is a melting pot of brilliant minds,” he said. “I'm eager to delve into financial intricacies that will drive implementation of climate policies.” https://t.co/2Do6u6Gv9f https://t.co/vHFAzxJlyb

Named a @SBJ “New Voice Under 30,” Moolah Kicks founder Natalie White ’20 discussed her experience as a woman in the sports industry, emphasizing the need to value women’s sports. “Sports are transformative…and impact how we see ourselves,” she said. https://t.co/1Fsp4dABsV

The impact of research has traditionally been measured by journal citations, but metrics like non-academic downloads are gaining importance. @FinancialTimes notes that prof Sam Hartzmark’s work on sustainable investing is among the most downloaded on @SSRNhttps://loom.ly/-wePDrw

On Nov. 20, Schiller Institute delegates at the UN climate change conference will join a Zoom session hosted by Dylan Carollo ’25 to share their experiences. Representing 6 BC schools, the delegates will use insights to support climate advocacy on campus.https://t.co/X135QyEclx https://t.co/1EkxhqHAN3

CSOM prof Thomas Chemmanur discussed the potential impact of Trump's return to office on startups in @BostonGlobe, suggesting that stronger antitrust enforcement could benefit startups by encouraging more competition, particularly in the tech industry. https://t.co/37u4xfwaP9

Shout out to MBA ’26 candidates John Stairs, Tyler Farrar, and Nishant Nagalia, for representing the Carroll School at the 23rd annual Cornell MBA Stock Pitch Challenge! https://t.co/3FiR6cBW9K