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9 posts tagged "Ten Years Hence"

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NYT investigator Malachy Browne speaks on recreating crime scenes

Christopher Parker | Monday, February 15, 2021

What do journalists do when the details of an event aren’t quite adding up? At The New York Times, they often turn to Malachy Browne. Browne spoke to Notre Dame professor James O’Rourke over Zoom as part of the Ten Years Hence lecture series on Friday. He works with a team of investigators and computer

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Lecture highlights modern entrepreneurship

J.P. Gschwind | Monday, February 22, 2016

Entrepreneurship in the modern economy has fundamentally changed the business models of traditional corporate giants like General Electric (GE), according to Viv Goldstein, the Global Director of Innovation Acceleration at GE. Goldstein gave a talk in the Jordan Auditorium of the Mendoza College of Business on Friday morning. The lecture was part of the Ten

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Speaker highlights the importance of affordable housing

Jeremy Cappello Lee | Monday, April 27, 2015

Anthony Jowid, COO and a Principal of Allied Argenta, spoke Friday on the future of affordable housing in the U.S., in the final installment of the Ten Years Hence speaker series sponsored by the O’Brien-Smith Leadership Program. Jowid said Allied Argenta, a real estate development company which acquires, renovates and manages apartments throughout the western

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Alumnus examines role of impact investing in development banking

Jeremy Cappello Lee | Monday, April 20, 2015

In the sixth installment of the Ten Years Hence speaker series, Jozef Henriquez, Notre Dame alumnus and head of syndications at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), gave a lecture on impact investing Friday in the Jordan Auditorium of the Mendoza College of Business. “More people are talking about impact investing, and there is one thing

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Businessman connects Catholicism and finance

Gabriela Malespin | Sunday, February 22, 2015

Immaculata Law Firm and Julius Capital founder Michael Schierl, a leader in the Catholic financial community, presented his vision for an ambitious Catholic financial system and community on Friday at the Mendoza College of Business. As part of Mendoza’s Ten Years Hence lecture series, Schierl’s lecture focused on his plans and vision to create a self-funded Catholic

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Lecture ties Catholic values and investments

Clare Kossler | Sunday, February 15, 2015

Sr. Helen Alford, economics professor at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome, discussed how Catholic Social Tradition (CST) and impact investing mutually benefit one another as a result of interdisciplinary dialogue during the latest installment of the “Ten Years Hence” lecture series Friday in the Mendoza College of Business. “Impact investing has something to offer

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Telhami explores Arab identity

Charlie Ducey | Sunday, April 6, 2014

In the latest installment of the “Ten Years Hence” speaker series, which asks speakers to analyze an issue’s effect on business and politics in the next decade, Professor Shibley Telhami from the University of Maryland discussed the shift in Arab identity. The lecture, titled “The World Through Arab Eyes,” took place Friday at the Mendoza

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IBM VP discusses future of computers

Jessica Merdes | Sunday, March 23, 2014

John Gordon, vice president of marketing and strategy at IBM’s Watson Solutions Divisions said the question at IBM right now is: how do we start applying technology to solve problems, creating something meaningful that would have an impact on people’s lives? Gordon spoke Friday in Jordan Auditorium at the Mendoza College of Business as part

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Exxon Mobil rep discusses the future of energy

Jessica Merdes | Monday, February 3, 2014

Vice president and treasurer of Exxon Mobil Corp. Robert Schleckser spoke at the Mendoza College of Business on Friday as the first of seven lecturers for the one-credit course “Notre Dame Ten Years Hence Speaker Series: The Future of Energy.” The series aims to “explore issues, ideas and trends likely to affect business and society

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💵Subsidize summer classes for low-income students.
📝Alter the non-discrimination clause to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
🏳️‍🌈Establish a Pride Fest.

Candidates Max Siegel and Zachary Holland plan to:
💵Increase club funding through outside grants.
🔈Amplify Speak4ND.
💲Raise student job wages.
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🟢Expand GreeNDot training to the outside community.

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💵Increase funding for the UCC and subsidize off-campus referrals.
♿Make campus buildings more disability accessible.
🩺Increase awareness of STI testing.
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