ASCE & ULI Panel –The Promise of P3 Project Delivery
P3s (private-public partnerships) have made news lately as a possible model for funding infrastructure improvements. The concept has piqued interest of politicians and investors alike as being a silver-bullet solution for one of our nation’s intractable woes. How do we provide the efficient energy and transport infrastructure that our economy requires and our citizenry demands … Continue reading
Reaching OUT
by Anthony Esposito The national Reaching OUT LGBT MBA (ROMBA) Conference is held every year in October. It is as a gathering of LGBT MBA students and professionals from 100 of the leading diverse companies in the US and the world. The conference is a great event that brings together the entire national community of … Continue reading
Philanthropy Summit at SPA
by Eleanor Whitney On Monday, May 9th Amy Hagedorn, of the Hagedorn Foundation, spoke in conversation with School of Public Affairs Dean David Birdsell to Baruch MPA students, faculty, graduates and guests. Invited as part of David Gallagher and Christopher Cloud’s “Workshop in Professional Fundraising Practice” class in the School of Public Affairs MPA Class, … Continue reading
“Getting a Job: What HR Wants from You”
On Tuesday afternoon, eager undergraduate and graduate students gathered to get some very valuable information and insights from two experienced professionals in the field on how to nail those job interviews. The event was sponsored by Executives on Campus, Job$mart, and provided for some very practical and invaluable information that will not be found in … Continue reading
Zicklin Leadership Series — Bruce Ratner
by Lemuel Morrison & Tex Morgan On May 4th the speaker series started with an introduction by Frank Fletcher for Mr. Ratner. He is the CEO and Chairman of Forest City Ratner Companies (FCRC) and has led the firm as a prominent developer of urban real estate. He is recognized beyond his firm with a … Continue reading
Super-charge Your Business Card
A recent post on the HBR blog, The Business Card Is Dead, Long Live the Business Card, got me to thinking. Too much thinking often leads one down paths better not taken. However, against my better judgement, I will share this particular dark and scary path. Brace yourself. Double doogie drat is what I said … Continue reading













