From left: Randy Huynh (BBA, ’25), Alex Liang (BBA, ’27), Deloitte advisor Ly Bach (MS, ’19), team captain Masayori Sudo Hasegawa (BBA, ’25), Yingyi Guan (BBA, ’27).

From left: Pankaj Lamkhade (MS Finance, ’25), Samuel Pereira Bueno (MBA, ’26), Yash Sabhani (MBA, ’26), and SJ Beaumont, Esq. (MS Finance, ’25).

Don Mario Saint-Paul (BBA, ’28) captained the #1 Team Billionaires, while Matilda Lindberg (MS, ’26) led #2 Team Theta Capital.

He doesn’t graduate until later this month, but Federico Della Monica already has a job lined up at Deloitte, courtesy of the Zicklin Business Co-op Program and a plan hatched seven years ago from his bedroom in suburban Milan, Italy.

What if there were a way to analyze consumer sentiment in almost real time?

Several food recalls have been in the news recently. What does this really mean for our food supply? Who issues recalls, and when do they issue them? What scientific research is underway to identify key food safety problems and how to manage them? What roles do academic, government, and industry players have in assuring food safety? Are we doing enough to ensure that our food is safe to eat? Larry Zicklin (BBA, ’57) discusses these questions with Valerie Watnick, Professor of Law and Chair of the Zicklin School Law Department, and Donald W. Schaffner, Distinguished Professor at Rutgers University, Department Chair, and Extension Specialist in Food Science. With an introduction by Dean Bruce Weber and Q&A moderated by Associate Dean Gwendolyn Webb.

Douglas Carmichael, Eli and Claire Mason Professor (Stan Ross Department of Accountancy), was quoted in The Wall Street Journal.

Undergraduate Mia Castillo (BBA, ’25) became the Baruch women’s basketball team’s all-time highest scorer.

Professor Marc Edelman (Department of Law) co-wrote an article on professional baseball that was published in the Boston College Law Review.

Alumna Bettina Garibaldi (BBA, ’04) is now chief marketing and communications officer for FIFA World Cup 2026 New York New Jersey.

Associate Professor Leonard Kostovetsky (Bert W. Wasserman Department of Economics and Finance) was quoted in The New York Times.

Alumna Lakshmee Lachhman-Persad (BBA, ’01) was a keynote speaker at Meet in Flanders Academy #12 on the theme of accessible and inclusive events.

Alumna Nina Potepan (MS, ’22) is now a finance specialist at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.

Alumna Hailey Ra (BBA, ’24) represented the United States at the World Taekwondo Championships in Hong Kong.

Alumna Dana Zukofsky (MBA, ’07) was named to Crain’s New York Business 2024 list of Notable Leaders in Accounting, Consulting, and Law.

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