Baruch College DML: Digital Media Library

2 | 01:51:11

CUNY-IBM Watson Case Competition 2018 : Final Presentations and Award Ceremony

Each team makes a 5 minutes PowerPoint Presentation to a panel of judges. Winners are announced and awarded.

14 | 02:23:08

Guest Speaker : Naoto Nakagawa

Contemporary Japanese American artist Naoto Nakagawa speaks to Baruch students.

3 | 01:20:06

Understanding and Managing Today’s Workplace

Many individuals are promoted for their excellent project management skills. While these skills are important it is also critically important to have good people management skills. Drawing upon a 3-day management intensive training program, this workshop will provide road tested techniques and skills to enhance existing competencies. This research driven workshop will focus on emerging trends in the workplace, management and communication, and effective coaching. This workshop blends data and…

5 | 01:10:28

Major Nonprofit Accounting Changes

Within the last few years a number of major accounting revisions have been approved that will affect every nonprofit organization in the country large or small. Some of these changes will have a major impact on how an organization prepares and reports its financial statements. The major areas covered in the session are: Presentation of financial statements of nonprofit entities, reporting on revenue from contracts with customers, reporting on leases and going concern issues.

19 | 02:21:13

Guest Speaker : Zhang Hongtu

Contemporary Chinese American artist Zhang Hongtu speaks to Baruch students.

2 | 01:24:38

HSBC Student Series: Bringing today’s ethical challenges to tomorrow’s business leaders

Mr. Bross draws upon his career as a leader in Microsoft and discusses his experience promoting good corporate citizenship and social responsibility.

11 | 01:15:59

Taming the Rogues of Wall Street

Mr. Waxman is joined by Professor Larry Zicklin for a lunchtime discussion of Waxman’s award winning book Rogues of Wall Street: How to Manage Risk in the Cognitive Era. Waxman explains how new and emerging technologies can be leveraged to reduce risk failure losses.