Business

Baruch's Zicklin School of Business hosts an orientation seminar for incoming spring 2006 Zicklin MBA and MS students. Students are welcomed and introduced to key Baruch faculty, administrators, facilities and resources as well as given the opportunity to meet one another.

The event's keynote speaker is Baruch College alumnus High R. Lamle, President of M.D. Sass Investors Services Inc.

Speakers and panelists include: Dean Ann Brandwein, Acting Associate Dean & Director of Graduate Studies; John Albanase, Director of full-time Honors MBA Program; Elaine Bernstein, Director of Graduate Advisement Services; Ginny Goldberg, Director of Graduate Student Life; Tracy Handler, Director of Gradute Career Management Services; Fran Murphy, Director of Graduate Admissions at Zicklin School of Business; Donald Schepers, Assistant Professor of Management at Zicklin School of Business; Maritza Lie, Vice President of the Baruch Graduate Student Assembly; the aforementioned High R. Lamle, President of M.D. Sass Investors Services Inc.; Christine Tan, Professor, Stan Ross School of Accountancy; Bernard Donefer, Professor, Computer Information Systems; Raj Nahata, Professor, Finance; Jean Boddewyn, Professor, International Business; Ed Rogoff, Professor, Management; Steven Gould, Professor, Marketing; and Ann Cohen Brandwein, Professor, Statistics.

The event takes place on January 21, 2005 at the Vertical Campus room 14-220.

Kenny Dichter, founder and CEO of Marquis Jet recounts his background and string of personal entrepreneurial successes in the sports marketing world, from selling t-shirts to distributing music CDs to ultimately entering the private aviation business in partnership with Warren Buffet.

Dichter talks about Marquis Jet and takes questions and answers from the audience.

The event takes place as part of the Zicklin Graduate Ledership Speaker Series on December 7, 2005 in Vertical Campus room 14-220.

Kenny Dichter, founder and CEO of Marquis Jet recounts his background and string of personal entrepreneurial successes in the sports marketing world, from selling t-shirts to distributing music CDs to ultimately entering the private aviation business in partnership with Warren Buffet.

Dichter talks about Marquis Jet and takes questions and answers from the audience.

The event takes place as part of the Zicklin Graduate Ledership Speaker Series on December 7, 2005 in Vertical Campus room 14-220.

Edward E. Nusbaum, CEO and executive partner, Grant Thornton LLP delivers the Emanuel Saxe Distinguished Lecture, We Need More than Big Four hosted by the Stan Ross Department of Accountancy, Zicklin School of Business. Mr. Nusbaum discusses the impact of concentration in the accounting profession. Mr. Nusbaum is introduced by Hugo Nurnberg, professor of Accounting at Baruch, and Kathleen Waldron, President of Baruch College.

The event takes place November 7th, 2005 in the William and Anita Newman Conference Center.

Edward E. Nusbaum, CEO and executive partner, Grant Thornton LLP delivers the Emanuel Saxe Distinguished Lecture, We Need More than Big Four hosted by the Stan Ross Department of Accountancy, Zicklin School of Business. Mr. Nusbaum discusses the impact of concentration in the accounting profession. Mr. Nusbaum is introduced by Hugo Nurnberg, professor of Accounting at Baruch, and Kathleen Waldron, President of Baruch College.

The event takes place November 7th, 2005 in the William and Anita Newman Conference Center.

Dub Hay, Senior Vice President of Coffee Procurement at Starbucks discusses the international coffee market and Starbucks. Topics covered include Starbucks' strategic positioning and its approach to product development as well as its efforts to promote growing coffee in an environmentally sustainable manner.

The event is introduced by Weissman Center for International Business Director, Terrence F. Martell.

The event takes place on November 11, 2005 in the Newman Conference Center, room 750.

A distinguished panel of business-to-business marketing professionals speak about their individual career paths, job functions and experiences working in business-to-business marketing. The goal of the forum is to provide Baruch college students, regardless of major, exposure to careers in this dominant part of the economy.

The panel is introduced and moderated by J. David Lichtenthal, Professor, Department of Marketing and International Business; and Baruch's liaison to the Direct Marketing Association of New York. Panelists include Robert E. Johnston, Vice President, Marketing, AIG; Dawn M. DiMartino, Director of International Marketing, AT&T; Marie MacLean, Director of Marketing Communications, Pall Corporation; and Ray Oram of IBM.

A question and answer session follows. The event takes place on November 10, 2005 in Vertical Campus room 14-250.

A distinguished panel of business-to-business marketing professionals speak about their individual career paths, job functions and experiences working in business-to-business marketing. The goal of the forum is to provide Baruch college students, regardless of major, exposure to careers in this dominant part of the economy.

The panel is introduced and moderated by J. David Lichtenthal, Professor, Department of Marketing and International Business; and Baruch's liaison to the Direct Marketing Association of New York. Panelists include Robert E. Johnston, Vice President, Marketing, AIG; Dawn M. DiMartino, Director of International Marketing, AT&T; Marie MacLean, Director of Marketing Communications, Pall Corporation; and Ray Oram of IBM.

A question and answer session follows. The event takes place on November 10, 2005 in Vertical Campus room 14-250.

A panel of accounting professionals discuss the accounting field, individual career paths, job functions, opportunities and the skills and qualifications necessary to find a job and succeed.

The event is is hosted by the Graduate Career Management Center and moderated by Christine Tan, Assistant Professor of Accountancy at Baruch College. Panelists include: Guy Einav, Accounting Supervisor, Eisner LLP; Kevin Katz, Director, Transaction Advisory Services, Standard & Poor's; and Philip T. Pasmanik of Waldman, Hirsch and Company LLP.

The event took place on September 26, 2005 at the Vertical Campus in room 14-270.

A panel of accounting professionals discuss the accounting field, individual career paths, job functions, opportunities and the skills and qualifications necessary to find a job and succeed.

The event is is hosted by the Graduate Career Management Center and moderated by Christine Tan, Assistant Professor of Accountancy at Baruch College. Panelists include: Guy Einav, Accounting Supervisor, Eisner LLP; Kevin Katz, Director, Transaction Advisory Services, Standard & Poor's; and Philip T. Pasmanik of Waldman, Hirsch and Company LLP.

The event took place on September 26, 2005 at the Vertical Campus in room 14-270.