Events
Finance Seminar Series with Lu Zheng
D'Amore-McKim's Finance Academic Group cordially invites Lu Zheng, Professor of Finance at UCI Paul Merage School of Business, to discuss her work.
Finance Seminar Series with Michael Ewens
D'Amore-McKim's Finance Academic Group cordially invites Michael Ewens, Associate Professor of Finance and Entrepreneurship at California Institute of Technology, to discuss his work.
Marketing Seminar Series with John Hulland
D'Amore-McKim's MOD Academic Group cordially invites John Hulland,
Professor of Marketing Department in Terry College of Business at University of Georgia, to discuss his work.
Symposium: Rise of Asia - How should US Companies Respond?
The Center for Emerging Markets welcomed Jimmy Weng, DMSB'07, Peter Goodson, Syed Jafry and other prominent guests at its 8th Annual Symposium to discuss how US companies can leverage Asia in their global strategies.
Conference: Global Strategy & Emerging Markets 2018
This conference brought together senior and junior scholars, doctoral students, and practitioners in the fields of international business and strategic management from around the world.
Boston Area Finance Symposium 2018
Our 10th Boston Area Finance Symposium invites finance faculty from local schools to present and discuss their research.
Finance Seminar Series with Philip Strahan
D'Amore-McKim's Finance Academic Group cordially invites Philip Strahan, John L. Collins, S.J. Chair in Finance at the Carroll School of Management, at Boston College, to discuss his work.
Nardone Seminar: Business in Contemporary Russia
D'Amore-McKim's IBS Academic Group invited Niron Hashai, Associate Professor of School of Business Administration at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, to discuss his work.
NU Collegiate Alternative Investment Summit
From sustainability to turnaround management, explore alternative investments with a slate of renowned speakers.
Nardone Seminar: Creating and Capturing Value at the Level of the Firm
Marvin Lieberman talked about creating and capturing value at the level of the firm: What does that mean, and how can it be measured?