Join the Center for Social Value Creation for the Sustainability in Business Conference! Explore key sustainability concepts, current trends, and challenges with industry experts. Enjoy a keynote, breakout sessions, and a networking lunch to connect and collaborate on shaping sustainable business practices.

This workshop brings together academics, thought leaders and stakeholders to discuss how analytics can support nonprofit organizations, government entities and social impact organizations in improving their reach and impact through innovative use of data and models. The overarching theme is analytics for doing good.

As Artificial Intelligence transforms the world, business and policy leaders are grappling with high-stakes decisions and questions. This annual AI Symposium brings together policy and industry thought leaders who have built (or are building) high-impact AI solutions in the real world for an engaging day of talks, discussions and networking.

The seventh annual National Small Business Exporter Summit will take place on Tuesday, October 3 and Wednesday, October 4, 2023. Sessions will run from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. EST each day.

For the agenda and more information, please go to the NASBITE website.

Short-term funding markets provide essential short-tenor financing for banks, dealers, and nonfinancial firms. They also play a central role in monetary policy transmission. These markets have experienced substantial funding stress and investor runs during the 07-09 financial crisis and the recent Covid-19 market turmoil, destabilizing the financial markets and beyond.

The Center for Global Business invites you to the 4th Annual Forum with the author of “The Resilient Society,” Markus Brunnermeier. Come to this springtime event to hear from Brunnermeier about how to build resilience and invest in mechanisms to bounce back and protect our social and economic institutions from climate change, cyberattacks, and other shocks to come. The discussion will be led by Academic Director Kislaya Prasad.

Please note the first 100 participants to register and attend in person will receive a copy of “The Resilient Society.”