For the seventh straight year, the Zicklin School of Business triumphed in the U.S. News “Best Business Schools” rankings.

Would you trust a bunch of college students to manage your portfolio? If you’re a member of the Baruch community, you probably already do.

From left: Alumnus Francis Greenburger (BBA, ’74), attorney Leah Nicholls, attorney Mark Cuker, Zicklin School Associate Professor Robert Wagner (Department of Law), Professor and Chair Valerie Watnick (Department of Law).

How should policymakers and regulators deal with disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain, and their applications, including cryptocurrencies? Professor Nizan Packin (Department of Law) answers this question in a recent paper in the American University Law Review.

Delaware has long been the preferred home of U.S. corporations, thanks to its business-friendly tax system, specialized business court, and other pro-business factors. Yet despite these strengths, a growing number of businesses are opting to reincorporate in Texas or Nevada. What’s driving this? What are the legal, financial, and operational implications for corporations making the move? This webinar explores the key factors influencing these decisions, from tax incentives and regulatory landscapes to shareholder rights and governance structures. Larry Zicklin (BBA, ’57) discusses these questions with Paul Roth (left), Founding Partner Emeritus, Of Counsel, Schulte Roth + Zabel LLP, and Thomas Baxter (right), Senior Fellow at NYU Law School, Managing Partner at Law Offices of Thomas C. Baxter, Jr., LLP, and former General Counsel of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. With an introduction by Dean Bruce Weber and Q&A moderated by Associate Dean Gwendolyn Webb.

Graduate student Anna Ceron (MS, ’25) has won a 2025 Songbird Baruch Scholarship.

Alumna Kamila Ditta (BBA, ’18) was promoted to senior portfolio controller at The Bromley Companies.

Undergraduate Kevin Duval (BBA, ’25) was quoted in AM New York.

Graduate student Andrea Garbo (MS, ’25) has won a 2025 Songbird Baruch Scholarship.

Assistant Professor Yanrong Jia (Stan Ross Department of Accountancy) authored an article that was published in The Journal of Accounting Research.

Graduate student Akash Karmakar (MS, ’26) was profiled in The City Tutors blog.

Graduate student Dipin Khanna (MS, ’25) was profiled in The City Tutors blog.

Assistant Professor Eunhee Kim (Stan Ross Department of Accountancy) co-authored an article that was published in The Accounting Review.

Associate Professor Seil Kim (Stan Ross Department of Accountancy) co-authored an article that was published in The Accounting Review.

Alumna Hinal Mehta (MS, ’23) is now an associate at Goldman Sachs.

Assistant Professor Tsedale Melaku (Narendra Paul Loomba Department of Management) was a visiting faculty fellow at the Yale Center for the Study of Race, Indigeneity, and Transnational Migration.

Alumnus Senan Mele (BBA, ’12) was named vice president of forecasting and data analysis at BIA Advisory Services.

Alumnus Edward Mendlowitz (BBA, ’63) was named to Forbes‘ inaugural Best-in-State CPAs list.

Assistant Professor Jihwon Park (Stan Ross Department of Accountancy) co-authored an article that was published in Management Science.

Alumnus Deven Sanghavi (MS, ’23) wrote an article in Accounting Today.

Graduate student Alessia Savegnago (MS, ’26) has won a 2025 Songbird Baruch Scholarship.

All events are virtual unless otherwise stated.

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