2 Dec 2011
For the third consecutive year, HEC Paris Professor Oliver Gottschalg has just published his one-of-a-kind ranking for the Private Equity sector, drawing on a long-running academic study into the industry’s performance.
The ranking lists the Top 20 PE firms in terms of aggregate performance rates between 1998 and 2007. With this ranking, Professor Gottschalg answers the question: “Which firm(s) generated the best performance for their investors over the past years?
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30 Nov 2011
John Sexton, President, New York University and Peter Blair Henry, Dean, NYU Stern School of Business
Invite you to a conversation with
Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman, Google, Inc. and Maria Bartiromo, Anchor, CNBC
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
7:00 – 8:15 pm
NYU Stern School of Business
Tisch Hall, 40 West Fourth Street (at Greene St.)
Paulson Auditorium, UC-50
New York, NY 10012
RSVP via online form or call 212-998-0670
Please Note: RSVPs are required, but do not guarantee a seat.
Seating is limited and will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
31 Oct 2011
Within its 10-year existence, the TRIUM Global Executive MBA has proven to be a highly successful program, which remains among the top EMBAs of the Financial Times rankings. This ground-breaking alliance between NYU Stern, LSE and HEC Paris creates a unique combination of skills and knowledge that durably attracts seasoned participants. It is now on the eve of expanding…
Please read the full article here.
26 Oct 2011
TRIUM Polo Team October 2011
TRIUM Polo Success
The Inaugural TRIUM Polo Team Gets-off to a Great Start in Paris
TRIUM alumni Miguel de Almeida (2011) and Kathleen DeRose (2011) were able to organize two teams to compete in the 14th Challenge and “Tournoi” organized by the French Association Polo Grandes Ecoles, Ecoles & Universits on October 22 & 23, 2011. In all, 25 teams competed over the 2-day event held at the Polo Club de Chantilly.
The TRIUM teams were captained by Kathleen and Miguel, who played together, along with NYU Stern alumna Stacey Widlitz on day one’s 3-a-side Challenge. Out of ten teams, TRIUM were able to come in a very commendable 2nd place, especially considering this was their first outing! On the second day, the competitive level increased as did the number of teams and players and despite fielding two strong TRIUM teams, they were unable to match the previous day’s heroics.
TRIUM Polo Shirts
The TRIUM alumni drafted some alliance school help from NYU Stern alumna Stacey Widlitz along with guest members from Polo Park Zurich in Switzerland and the Polo Club de Chantilly.
All were proudly representing the TRIUM name in some very eye-catching polo shirts and some excellent play.
The TRIUM team is recruiting for the next competition, as the Association organises biannual tournaments in April and October in Paris.
Contact: triumpolo@triumemba.org
24 Oct 2011
TRIUM Global Executive MBA Program was ranked 2nd in the world (100 programs are listed) by the Financial Times annual ranking of Executive MBA programs.
Each year, the Financial Times survey evaluates Executive MBA programs offered by business schools from all over the world. The study assesses the career progress of alumni three years after program completion (the Class of 2008), the academic excellence of the faculty, as well as the program’s international scope.
For the fourth year running, TRIUM ranked #1 in the world for “Aims Achieved”, a criteria that measures the extent to which alumni fulfilled their most important goals or reasons for pursuing an EMBA. TRIUM also ranked #1 in “Work Experience”, which measures the previous experience of EMBA participants by examining seniority of positions held, number of years in each position, size of company, and any international work experience prior to starting the EMBA. The Program ranked #2 in “Salaries Today,” another measure of career progress and #2 for “International Course Experience”.
Please click on the link to see rankings results:
http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/emba-rankings-2011
24 Oct 2011
Jeremy Kroll (TRIUM 2008) is featured in today’s Financial Times article “Risk and Reward” by Rebecca Knight.
Propped against the wall of Jeremy Kroll’s Lexington Avenue office in midtown Manhattan is a large portrait of Bernie Madoff, the disgraced financier, looking sullen and shifty in a black baseball cap and sunglasses. The picture, upon closer inspection, is a digital mosaic made up of tiny, rectangular company logos, each one representing a corporate scandal of the past decade: Enron, WorldCom, Tyco, and Rite Aid, among others. At the bottom a tongue-in-cheek admonishment reads: “Enjoy your day. It could have been a lot worse.”
Read full article:
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/789b6f7c-f929-11e0-9d4e-00144feab49a.html#axzz1bhkFTqBf
18 Oct 2011
The Honorable John Snow, who served as the 73rd United States Treasury Secretary from 2003-2006, will discuss the current economy with Martin Lipton, Chairman of NYU’s Board of Trustees.
Hear Secretary Snow share his views on the causes of the financial crisis, the outlook on jobs, the issues surrounding the Euro, and the rise of China in today’s global markets.
Q&A with the audience will follow the interview.
Date: Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Time: 6:30-7:30pm
*Registration opens at 6:00pm
Location: NYU Stern School of Business
Tisch Hall, 40 West Fourth Street (at Greene Street)
Paulson Auditorium, UC-50
New York, NY 10012
RSVP via online form or call 212-998-0670
Please Note: RSVPs are required. Seating is limited and will be offered on a
first-come, first-served basis.
Hosted by:
Martin Lipton, Chairman, NYU Board of Trustees
Peter Henry, Dean, NYU Stern School of Business
11 Oct 2011
The Trium Executive MBA class of 2012 have raised thousand of dollars from their classmates and and employers to invest in social enterprise initiatives around the world. Trium is one of the world’s top EMBAs – MBAs for working managers – and the degree is awarded by three business schools, the Stern school at New York University, HEC in Paris and the London School of Economics.
The Legacy Fund initiative was started by two of the programme participants, one of whom, Matt Wanderer, co-founded and directs a non-profit foundation called Evergift, which will administer the fund. The fund will lend money on an interest-free basis to projects for a period of two or three years. When the money is repaid new loans will be made.
The first project is Hand in Hand India, which focuses on eliminating child labour and empowering women. The chief executive, Dr Kalpana Sankar, is a Trium participant.
The Trium class of 2012 will finance the Legacy Fund in perpetuity.
Read the article on FT.com
Read the complete interview
13 Sep 2011
Excerpt from Forbes — “Ed Altman of NYU’s Stern School of Business, who proved prescient about junk bonds going into the crisis, says the current spread implies an annual default rate of around 6-7%, typical in a mild depression and well below the 11% default rate in the depths of the credit crisis in 2008-2009.”
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