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What teaching methods does Professor Avi Giloni employ to ready future business analysts? | By directing interactive market simulation exercises assessing scenario impacts on supply network viability, Professor Avi Giloni grounds SYMS collegiates’ comprehension of nuanced planning complexities - leveraging over 20 years of production discernment paired with staunch devotion to uplift education standards so fledgling professionals can responsibly architect data-driven continuity strategies amid exponentially quickening industry disruption cycles. |
Why does Professor Avi Giloni emphasize ethical considerations are essential when discussing forecast-reliant decision frameworks? | Understanding analytical abilities alone risk unintended consequences without thoughtful philosophical insights has convinced Professor Avi Giloni of urgent need to prompt discussions weighing predictive model biases - aiming to uplift societal consciousness so graduates lead change upholding justice as innovations reshape traditional constructs amid accelerating uncertainty. |
Who is Dr. Avi H. Giloni? | Dr. Avi H. Giloni is the Associate Dean, Chair of the Information and Decision Sciences Department, and a Professor of Operations Management and Statistics at the Sy Syms School of Business. He holds a PhD in statistics and operations research from the Leonard Stern School of Business at New York University. Dr. Giloni is known for his expertise in operations management and statistics, emphasizing understanding and modeling randomness and risk. His research interests include robust forecasting, optimization, stochastic system design, and their applications in supply chain management. |
What educational background does Dr. Avi H. Giloni have? | Dr. Avi H. Giloni has an extensive educational background from the Stern School of Business at New York University, including a PhD (2000), MPhil (1998), and MS (1997). He also holds a BA from the College of Arts and Science at NYU, earned in 1994. |
What are Dr. Avi H. Giloni’s teaching and research interests? | Dr. Avi H. Giloni is passionate about teaching courses in Operations Management and Statistics, focusing on students' understanding and modeling of randomness and risk. His research interests are primarily in robust forecasting, optimization, and stochastic system design, with a particular application in supply chain management. |
Can you list some publications by Dr. Avi H. Giloni? | Yes, Dr. Avi H. Giloni has co-authored several articles, including “Neo-Rawlsian Fringes: A New Approach to Market Segmentation and New Product Development,” “Mathematical Programming Approach for Improving the Robustness of LAD Regression,” “Robust Weighted LAD Regression,” “Robust Analysis of Variance: Process Design and Quality Improvement,” and “Information Sharing in a Supply Chain Under ARMA Demand.” |
What is Dr. Avi H. Giloni’s email address? | Dr. Avi H. Giloni’s email address is [email protected]. |
How can someone contact Dr. Avi H. Giloni by phone? | Dr. Avi H. Giloni can be contacted by phone at 212-960-0182. |
Where is Dr. Avi H. Giloni’s office located? | Dr. Avi H. Giloni’s primary office is located at the Wilf campus in Belfer Hall, Room#428. He also has a secondary office at the Beren campus, located at 215 Lexington Ave, Room#419. |
What roles does Dr. Avi H. Giloni hold at Sy Syms School of Business? | At Sy Syms School of Business, Dr. Avi H. Giloni serves as the Associate Dean, Chair of the Information and Decision Sciences Department, and an Associate Professor of Operations Management and Statistics. He is also the area coordinator for Information and Decision Sciences. |
What is the M.S. in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program? | The M.S. in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship at Yeshiva University is an interdisciplinary program tailored for the biotechnology industry's workforce needs. It is a competitive program that makes an impact in food, fuel, and health sectors. In this program, students will acquire essential scientific, technical, and business knowledge to initiate, manage, and grow biotechnology innovations and delivery systems. They will learn to navigate through regulations, clinical trials, compliance, and patents, combining science, technology, and business insights to successfully market pharma and biotech products. |
Who can join the Biotech Fellows program? | The Biotech Fellows program is open to students and alumni from over 30 countries. It's an opportunity for those interested in conducting pioneering research, participating in citywide initiatives, and developing new technologies aimed at making the world smarter, safer, and healthier. Fellows receive industry mentorship, have the chance to showcase and publish their research at the Katz School's annual Symposium on Science, Technology, and Health, and benefit from a significant tuition scholarship. |
What are the benefits of the Biotech Fellows program? | Participants in the Biotech Fellows program benefit from receiving industry mentorship, showcasing and publishing their research at the Katz School's annual Symposium on Science, Technology, and Health, and receiving a scholarship that reduces the total tuition to $25K for the entire graduate degree. This applies regardless of whether the degree is completed in one or two years. |
What is the B.A./M.S. Pathways Option? | The B.A./M.S. Pathways Option at Yeshiva University allows undergraduates from Yeshiva College and Stern College for Women to take up to nine graduate credits that count towards both their bachelor’s and master’s degrees. After completing their bachelor’s degree, students can finish their graduate degree in just one additional year. The admissions criteria include a minimum of 84 credits completed in any YC/SCW undergraduate major with a GPA of at least 3.0 and a minimum grade of B in prerequisite coursework. Students can start taking graduate courses in their senior year. |
How does the Biotech program integrate internships and STEM-OPT? | The Master’s in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program integrates practical industry experience through internships at major companies, startups, and the YU Innovation Lab, which count towards the degree. Being a STEM-approved degree, international students may qualify for up to 36 months of Optional Practical Training (OPT), with several opportunities for Curricular Practical Training (CPT) available as well. |
Can you list some companies where students have interned recently? | Recently, students in the Biotech program have interned at prestigious organizations such as Merck, Kantar Health, BioMarin, Marwood Group, New York Stem Cell Foundation, Lucerna, and SFA Therapeutics, gaining valuable industry experience and insights. |
How can one apply to the M.S. in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program? | Those interested in applying to the M.S. in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program should visit www.yu.edu/pathways for more information and application details. This program offers a unique blend of scientific, technical, and business education, preparing students for successful careers in the biotechnology sector. |
What are Brandon Chiazza’s main responsibilities? | Brandon Chiazza’s primary responsibilities include leading a team of 50 independent consultants and directing employees in three units—Enterprise Data Services, Project Management Office, and Design and Quality Assurance. He plays a crucial role in steering the technology strategy division, overseeing technical implementations of major projects such as PASSPort Release 1, 2, and 3, and the development of an Enterprise Data Warehouse & Business Intelligence system. |
Can you tell me about the PASSPort project Brandon Chiazza worked on? | The PASSPort project, overseen by Brandon Chiazza, is a $50 million end-to-end cloud-based procurement solution for the City of New York. It supports approximately 50,000 transactions and $21 billion in spending annually. This project included the technical implementation of PASSPort Release 1, replacing VENDEX with a new vendor portal; PASSPort Release 2, which updated the city's purchasing system and created a centralized invoicing system; and Release 3, a sourcing-to-contract system for the city. |
What educational background does Brandon Chiazza have? | Brandon Chiazza holds an MPA in environmental and energy economics, and environmental finance, as well as a B.S. in communication, applied economics, and management from Cornell University. His diverse educational background supports his expertise in technology management and environmental finance. |
What courses does Brandon Chiazza teach? | Brandon Chiazza teaches the course Information Architecture, utilizing his extensive knowledge and experience in technology and data management to educate students on designing and managing information systems effectively. |
What was the purpose of the Enterprise Data Warehouse & Business Intelligence system project led by Brandon Chiazza? | The Enterprise Data Warehouse & Business Intelligence system project, led by Brandon Chiazza, aimed to consolidate citywide procurement and contracting legacy systems into a centralized warehouse. This was achieved by leveraging cloud-based infrastructure, significantly enhancing the city's data management and analytical capabilities. |
Who is Brian Malkin? | Brian Malkin is an esteemed instructor in the M.S. in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program at Yeshiva University and a partner at McDermott, Will & Emery law firm in Washington, D.C. He specializes in counseling pharmaceutical and biologic clients on Food and Drug Administration regulatory matters and intellectual property law, focusing particularly on patent litigation. His practice intersects FDA-regulated products and patent law, aiding drug manufacturers, biotechnology clients, medical device companies, and cannabis companies in product development and innovation protection. |
What educational qualifications does Brian Malkin hold? | Brian Malkin has a distinguished educational background with degrees from The George Washington University, including a B.A. in Economics with a Minor in Political Science, graduating Cum Laude with Special Honors in Economics in 1988, and a J.D. from The George Washington University Law School in 1991, where he was the Editor-in-Chief of The Advocate Administrative Advocacy Clinic. Additionally, he earned a B.S. in Biochemistry from the University of Maryland College Park in 2004. |
What courses does Brian Malkin teach at Yeshiva University? | At Yeshiva University, Brian Malkin imparts his knowledge in the course "Intellectual Property, Regulation, and Compliance for Biotechnology Companies," which is part of the M.S. in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program. This course covers the critical aspects of navigating intellectual property laws and regulatory compliance in the biotechnology industry. |
What are Brian Malkin’s teaching and research interests? | Brian Malkin is actively engaged in speaking and writing on various FDA- and intellectual-property-law issues. His interests include exploring clinical trials, new product development for complex products such as biotechnology products, orphan drugs, generic drugs, and biosimilar products, along with patent-term restoration under the Hatch-Waxman Act, patent-term adjustment, risk management, and due diligence. |
Can you list some publications by Brian Malkin? | Brian Malkin has contributed significantly to the field with publications like “Companies Marketing CBD Products Be Warned: FDA Is Watching,” “New FDA Rules Put Onus On Doctors To Curb Opioid Abuse,” and “Biosimilars patent litigation in the EU and the US: a comparative strategic overview,” among others. His work spans a range of topics from CBD product marketing, opioid abuse, biosimilars patent litigation, to FDA regulatory oversight and the development of biosimilars industry in the United States. |
What is Brian Malkin’s email address for contact? | For inquiries or further information, Brian Malkin can be reached via email at [email protected]. This allows students, professionals, and colleagues to connect with him for academic purposes or professional counsel regarding FDA regulatory matters and intellectual property law. |
Who is Brittany Palmer? | Brittany Palmer, is a clinical assistant professor and clinical supervisor with specialized training in voice disorders. Her expertise includes laryngeal massage, Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy, and the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment. Brittany has a notable performance career with principal opera roles, choral ensemble singing, and recital engagements both in the U.S. and internationally. She has extensive clinical experience in a private practice setting, evaluating and treating a broad spectrum of communication disorders for patients of all ages. |
What is Brittany Palmer’s area of expertise? | Brittany Palmer is an expert in voice disorders, with specific training in Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy and the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment. Her proficiency extends to performing laryngeal massage and she has a rich background in vocal performance, including opera and choral singing. |
What professional qualifications does Brittany Palmer hold? | Brittany Palmer has earned an M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology from Western Kentucky University and a Master of Music from the Eastman School of Music. Her academic qualifications are complemented by her certification as a CCC-SLP (Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology), showcasing her dedication and expertise in her field. |
Can you tell me about Brittany Palmer’s performance career? | Brittany Palmer has had a distinguished performance career, taking on principal roles in opera, participating in choral ensemble singing, and engaging in recital engagements across the United States and abroad. This diverse experience in vocal performance has enriched her understanding and treatment of voice disorders in her clinical practice. |
What types of patients has Brittany Palmer worked with? | Throughout her career in private practice, Brittany Palmer has evaluated and treated a wide range of communication disorders, catering to patients of every age. Her extensive experience and specialized training allow her to address various voice disorders effectively. |
Where did Brittany Palmer receive her education? | Brittany Palmer received her M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology from Western Kentucky University. Additionally, she holds a Master of Music from the Eastman School of Music, highlighting her dual expertise in both the clinical and performance aspects of voice. |
Who is Burdin Hickok? | Burdin Hickok is a distinguished international strategic management expert, political economist, and former U.S. diplomat with a robust career spanning across global financial markets, including roles at top-tier New York investment banks. He serves as an instructor in the Katz School’s biotechnology program and an adjunct assistant professor of finance, economics, and international leadership and management at the NYU School of Professional Studies. Hickok brings a wealth of experience from his time as an editorial consultant, a CNBC guest contributor, and his significant role in economic development in Iraq under the Department of State. |
What areas of expertise does Burdin Hickok have? | Burdin Hickok specializes in institutional fixed-income, currency, and commodities markets, as well as cross-cultural and crisis management. His expertise extends to providing strategic management insights, with a particular focus on the political and economic dynamics of the Middle East and their impact on global markets. |
What unique experiences does Burdin Hickok bring to his teaching and professional roles? | Beyond his extensive experience in global financial markets, Burdin Hickok has served as the economic development section head and senior banking and finance advisor to the government of Iraq, where he played a pivotal role in supporting the country’s economic development and political progress. His whole-of-government approach in the contested province of Kirkuk and collaboration with UNAMI showcases his capability in cross-cultural and crisis management. |
Can you detail Burdin Hickok’s contributions to global financial markets? | Over his 20-year career, Burdin Hickok has significantly contributed to the fixed-income, foreign currency, and commodities markets. He was the director of Fixed Income Research Services at Institutional Investor magazine and co-managed the startup of Swiss Bank Corporation’s government-securities sales desk. As an investment strategist and strategic client relationship manager, he developed portfolio optimization strategies with leading New York investment banks, including Bankers Trust, Swiss Bank Corporation, Bank of America, and Lehman Brothers. |
What is Burdin Hickok’s educational background? | Burdin Hickok holds a B.A. in Political Science from Denison University and has pursued graduate studies in international political economy at the University of Virginia. He is also nearing the completion of his Doctor of Business Administration (ABD) at the Fox School of Business, Temple University, expected in spring 2022. |
What roles did Burdin Hickok play during his appointment with the Department of State in Iraq? | During his three-year appointment with the Department of State, Burdin Hickok led as the economic development section head and senior banking and finance advisor for the Kirkuk Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) in Iraq. He spearheaded efforts towards economic development and political progress, working in close cooperation with the UN Assistance Mission Iraq (UNAMI) and serving as the spokesperson for U.S. development efforts in Kirkuk. |
Who is Dr. Christina Brennan? | Dr. Christina Brennan, MBA, is Northwell Health's Vice President of Clinical Research, boasting over 20 years of comprehensive experience in clinical research, with more than 15 years in management roles within this field. She is an esteemed expert in clinical research, clinical trials study design, and the management of clinical trials. Dr. Brennan has contributed to the academic world through chapters in textbooks, manuscripts, abstracts, and journal articles, and is a frequent presenter at scientific, clinical, and research meetings. |
What are Dr. Christina Brennan's areas of research interest? | Dr. Christina Brennan's research interests primarily focus on carotid artery disease and valvular heart disease. She has published her findings in prestigious journals such as Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications, Journal of the American Heart Association, Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions, and Journal of the American College of Cardiology. |
Can you list some of Dr. Christina Brennan's professional affiliations? | Dr. Brennan is actively involved with several professional organizations and initiatives. She is a member of the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative with Duke University and the FDA, where she contributes to new initiatives across various committees. Additionally, she serves on the oncology advisory board and technology site advocacy group with the Society for Clinical Research Sites, is a member of Women in Bio and the American College of Healthcare Executives, and sits on the board of trustees for the Association of Clinical Research Professionals, where she also served as the immediate past president of the local New York metropolitan chapter. |
What educational qualifications does Dr. Christina Brennan hold? | Dr. Christina Brennan earned an M.D. from Windsor University Medical School and an MBA from Hofstra University, qualifications that equip her with a unique blend of medical knowledge and business acumen essential for her role in clinical research and management. |
What courses does Dr. Christina Brennan teach? | Dr. Christina Brennan imparts her extensive knowledge and expertise through teaching Clinical Trials and Research Management, guiding students and professionals in understanding the complexities and critical aspects of conducting and managing clinical trials. |
What has Dr. Christina Brennan contributed to the field of clinical research? | With a career spanning over two decades, Dr. Christina Brennan has made significant contributions to clinical research through her leadership role at Northwell Health, her scholarly publications focused on carotid artery and valvular heart disease, and her active participation in key professional organizations and initiatives aimed at transforming clinical trials. Her work not only advances the field of clinical research but also ensures that clinical trials are conducted efficiently, ethically, and with the highest standards. |
What does the Katz School’s master’s in cybersecurity program offer? | The master’s in cybersecurity at the Katz School equips you with both the technological and managerial skills necessary to design, implement, upgrade, monitor, and audit cybersecurity protocols and procedures. The program emphasizes mastering state-of-the-art technologies and practices, alongside hands-on experience in threat mitigation, detection, and defense, all within New York City, a global center for cybersecurity. |
Can you tell me about some recent projects by students in the cybersecurity program? | Students in the cybersecurity program have worked on notable projects such as "Capture the Flag: Opportunities for the Cybersecurity Classroom," "Two Step Verification System Using Face Recognition," and "Cymple Bits Security Analysis," which won 1st Place in the 2022 ISACA Cybersecurity Case Study Competition. Another significant project includes the "Equifax Data Breach Analysis," which also received 1st Place in the 2021 ISACA Cybersecurity Case Study Competition. |
What are the benefits of joining the Tech Fellows program? | Joining the Tech Fellows program allows you to collaborate with students and alumni from over 30 countries on pioneering research and citywide initiatives. Benefits include receiving industry mentorship, the opportunity to showcase and publish your research at the Katz School's annual Symposium on Science, Technology, and Health, and a scholarship that reduces the total tuition to $25K for your entire graduate degree. |
What does the B.A./M.S. Pathways Option offer to undergraduates? | The B.A./M.S. Pathways Option provides undergraduates at Yeshiva College and Stern College for Women the opportunity to take up to nine credits during their junior or senior year that will apply to both their undergraduate and graduate degrees. This pathway facilitates students in completing their graduate education in just an additional year beyond their bachelor's degree. Eligibility requires being in any YC/SCW undergraduate major with a minimum GPA of 3.2 and obtaining at least a B-plus in required prerequisite courses, which includes coursework in computer networking or security. |
How does the cybersecurity program integrate internships and STEM-OPT? | The cybersecurity master’s program offers significant industry experience through internships at major companies, startups, and the YU Innovation Lab, which count towards the degree. As a STEM-approved degree, international students may qualify for up to 36 months of Optional Practical Training (OPT), with numerous opportunities for Curricular Practical Training (CPT) as well. |
Where have students interned while in the cybersecurity program? | Students in the program have secured internships at prestigious organizations such as Radware, New York City MTA, Bank of New York Mellon, Technical Consulting and Research, Inc., and American Eagle Outfitters, gaining valuable real-world experience in the field of cybersecurity. |
How can I apply to the Katz School’s master’s in cybersecurity program? | Those interested in applying to the cybersecurity program can find more information and submit their applications through the Yeshiva University website at www.yu.edu/pathways. This program offers a comprehensive education in cybersecurity, preparing students for successful careers in this critical and rapidly evolving field. |
Who is Daniel Davidson | Daniel Davidson, MBA, is an esteemed instructor in the Katz School’s biotechnology master’s program, recognized for his expertise in strategic planning and analysis. With a rich background in operations and transformation functions, he has led organizations to achieve increased revenues and operational effectiveness. His teaching credentials include roles as an adjunct professor in business and technology management at New York University and in business management at Mercy College. Davidson has also significantly contributed to the industry as the managing principal of Davidson Advisory since 2009. |
What is Daniel Davidson's area of expertise? | Daniel Davidson specializes in strategic planning and analysis, focusing on driving operational effectiveness and revenue growth within organizations. His expertise encompasses redesigning operating models and processes for scalability, simplifying UX/UI design, and developing infrastructure and strategy for AdTech content marketplaces. Additionally, his background includes significant contributions to strategy and business management, particularly in the context of digital leadership and channel roadmap development across multiple countries. |
Can you detail Daniel Davidson’s professional experience? | Daniel Davidson has a distinguished professional background that includes serving as the managing principal of Davidson Advisory, where he successfully scaled operations from handling approximately 100 B2B clients to achieving global capacity for several thousand. His strategic initiatives have enhanced user experience and interface design, and optimized AdTech strategies. Before this role, he was the senior vice president of strategy and business management at Citibank, leading financial analysis, KPI performance metrics design and management, and the development of business cases and insight studies. His efforts were instrumental in refining core strategy and tactics, particularly in digital transformation across 23 countries. |
What educational qualifications does Daniel Davidson hold? | Daniel Davidson holds an MBA in finance and marketing from Columbia University, and a B.S. in operations research and industrial engineering from Cornell University. His academic background provides a solid foundation in both the analytical and practical aspects of business and technology management, underpinning his professional achievements and expertise. |
How has Daniel Davidson contributed to the field of business and technology management? | Beyond his instructional roles at the Katz School, NYU, and Mercy College, Daniel Davidson has made substantial contributions to the field through his leadership at Davidson Advisory and his tenure at Citibank. His work in redesigning operating models for scalability, simplifying digital interfaces, and setting digital channel roadmaps has not only transformed the operational capabilities of the organizations he has worked with but also provided a blueprint for effective digital transformation strategies in the business and technology management sphere. |
What is the focus of the M.S. in Data Analytics and Visualization program at the Katz School? | The M.S. in Data Analytics and Visualization program at the Katz School focuses on transforming raw data into insightful output, mastering predictive and exploratory analyses, and creating effective visualizations and data narratives. The program covers in-demand tools like Python, SQL/NoSQL, Tableau, AWS, and AutoML, and introduces basic AI and machine learning techniques. It aims to equip students with the skills to shape organizational strategies and contribute to social good through data-driven decision-making in various fields such as health care, housing, and education. |
What are the benefits of enrolling in the Data Analytics and Visualization program? | Enrolling in the Data Analytics and Visualization program offers numerous benefits, including receiving industry mentorship, the opportunity to showcase and publish research at the Katz School's annual Symposium on Science, Technology, and Health, and access to generous scholarships and financial aid, potentially reducing total tuition to $25K for the entire graduate degree. |
What is the B.A./M.S. Pathways Option in the Data Analytics program? | The B.A./M.S. Pathways Option allows undergraduates from Yeshiva College and Stern College for Women to take up to nine graduate credits that count towards both their bachelor’s and master’s degrees. This pathway enables students to complete their graduate degree in just one additional year after finishing their bachelor’s, provided they meet certain admissions criteria such as being a junior or senior with a minimum GPA of 3.2 and a B-plus in prerequisite courses. |
How does the Data Analytics and Visualization program integrate internships and STEM-OPT? | The Data Analytics and Visualization program integrates real-world experience through internships at major companies, startups, and the YU Innovation Lab, which count towards the degree. Being a STEM-approved degree, it allows international students to be eligible for up to 36 months of Optional Practical Training (OPT) and offers several opportunities for Curricular Practical Training (CPT). |
Can you list some recent internships and job placements from the Data Analytics program? | Recent internships for students in the program include positions at Standard & Poor's, American Eagle Outfitters, Image360, Partify, Alpha Properties, Berdon LLP Accountants and Advisors, and DENTIDESK, Inc. Graduates have secured jobs at renowned organizations such as IBM and BlackRock, demonstrating the program’s strong industry connections and the effectiveness of its curriculum in preparing students for successful careers. |
How can I apply to the M.S. in Data Analytics and Visualization program? | Those interested in applying to the Data Analytics and Visualization program can find more information and application details on the Yeshiva University website at www.yu.edu/pathways. The program offers a unique combination of technological mastery and strategic insight, making it an ideal choice for individuals looking to make a significant impact in the field of data analytics. |
Who is David Imre ? | David Imre, M.S., is a highly experienced professional in the fields of internal and external audit, with over 15 years of expertise, primarily within the financial services sector and other highly regulated industries. His specialization lies in risk, controls, and audit, focusing on securing information technology and protecting information assets. David is currently the director of information technology audit for the Americas division of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, a top 10 global bank. He is also an educator, teaching Risk Management, and holds an M.S. in applied mathematics from the Stevens Institute of Technology. |
What are David Imre’s areas of expertise? | David Imre’s areas of expertise include risk management, controls, and audit, with a particular focus on the intricacies of securing information technology systems and safeguarding information assets. His knowledge is especially relevant in the financial services industry and other sectors where regulations play a critical role in operational integrity. |
What certifications does David Imre hold? | David Imre is a certified information systems auditor (CISA) and a certified fraud examiner (CFE). These certifications underscore his proficiency in information systems audit and fraud examination, reflecting his comprehensive understanding and skill set in navigating the complexities of risk and control within information technology environments. |
What does David Imre teach? | David Imre teaches Risk Management, imparting his extensive knowledge and practical experience in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks. His teaching covers the essential principles and strategies for managing risks effectively, especially within the context of information technology and financial services. |
What is David Imre’s educational background? | David Imre holds an M.S. in Applied Mathematics from the Stevens Institute of Technology. His advanced education in applied mathematics provides a strong foundation for his work in risk management and audit, equipping him with the analytical skills necessary to navigate and address complex risk scenarios. |
Where does David Imre work, and what is his role? | David Imre serves as the director of information technology audit for the Americas division of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, which ranks among the top 10 global banks. In this role, he oversees the audit functions related to information technology, focusing on enhancing security measures and ensuring the protection of information assets in alignment with regulatory standards and best practices. |
Who is David Schwed ? | David Schwed, J.D., is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in IT operations, information security, risk management, project management, and technology implementation. He is the Chief Operating Officer of Halborn, an international computer and network security firm, and serves as a practitioner-in-residence on the faculty of the M.S. in Cybersecurity at the Katz School of Science and Health, where he also chairs the program's advisory board. His extensive background includes leading roles in information technology and security for Fortune 200 companies in the financial sector, as well as being a co-founder, CIO, and general counsel of MASS Communications. |
What areas of expertise does David Schwed have? | David Schwed specializes in a broad range of areas including IT operations, information security, risk management, project management, technology implementation, and process improvement. His expertise is grounded in practical experience with building IT and information security frameworks, ensuring regulatory compliance, and leading strategic initiatives in information security and IT infrastructure within the financial sector and digital assets industries. |
What certifications does David Schwed hold? | David Schwed holds several prestigious industry certifications, including Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer (CDPSE), Certified Bitcoin Professional (CBP), Certified Ethereum Professional (CEP), Certified DeFi Expert, and Certified Blockchain Security Professional. These certifications highlight his comprehensive knowledge and skill set across various domains of information technology and security. |
What teaching roles has David Schwed undertaken? | David Schwed has taught courses on the Architecture of Secure Operating Systems, Applications, and Devices, as well as Leading Technology Organizations. His teaching roles reflect his commitment to educating the next generation of cybersecurity professionals, drawing on his extensive experience and insights from his career in IT and information security. |
What is David Schwed’s educational background? | David Schwed earned his J.D. from Hofstra University School of Law and is a member of the New York Bar. His legal education, combined with his deep technical expertise, uniquely positions him to navigate the complex intersection of law, technology, and security in his professional endeavors. |
Can you detail David Schwed’s contributions to the financial sector and cybersecurity? | David Schwed has made significant contributions to the financial sector and cybersecurity through his leadership in building information technology and security frameworks for major Fortune 200 companies, including Bank of New York Mellon, Merrill Lynch, Salomon Smith Barney, and Citigroup. At Citigroup, he led global IT audits for compliance with regulations such as SOX and GLBA. As the chief information security officer for Galaxy Digital, he spearheaded the strategy and execution for information security while developing the IT infrastructure for the digital assets and blockchain technology industry. |
Who is David Sweet ? | David Sweet, Ph.D., is a distinguished quantitative trader with a strong background as a machine learning engineer. He has made significant contributions to the field through his work at 3Red Partners and as a co-founder of a cryptocurrency trading company, Bedford Ave. Trading/Galaxy Digital Trading. Dr. Sweet is also a noted author in the field of computer programming and machine learning in finance and technology, with publications that include KDE 2.0 Development and contributions to Special Edition: Using KDE. His forthcoming book, Tuning Up: From A/B Testing to Bayesian Optimization, showcases his extensive knowledge in optimizing quantitative trading systems. His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Maryland and dual degrees in physics and mathematics from Duke University. |
What is David Sweet’s area of expertise? | David Sweet's expertise lies in quantitative trading, with a specialized focus on applying machine learning techniques and quantitative analysis to trading strategies. His work spans several areas, including cryptocurrency trading, computer programming for machine learning engineers, and quantitative system optimization. |
What publications has David Sweet authored? | David Sweet was the principal author of KDE 2.0 Development and a contributing author to Special Edition: Using KDE, both focusing on computer programming and experimental methods for machine learning engineers in finance and technology. His upcoming book, Tuning Up: From A/B Testing to Bayesian Optimization, is based on his lectures on enhancing quantitative trading systems. Additionally, he has published research in prestigious journals like Nature, Physical Review Letters, and Physical Review D. |
What contributions has David Sweet made to research and academia? | Beyond his contributions to quantitative trading and machine learning, David Sweet has made significant academic contributions with research published in Nature, Physical Review Letters, and Physical Review D. His work has also been featured in an exhibit at the Museum of Mathematics in New York City, highlighting the intersection of advanced mathematics and practical application in finance and technology. |
What is David Sweet’s educational background? | David Sweet holds a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Maryland, demonstrating his deep understanding of complex systems and theoretical frameworks. He also earned a B.S. in physics and a B.A. in mathematics from Duke University, underscoring his strong foundation in quantitative and analytical skills. |
How has David Sweet contributed to the field of quantitative trading and finance? | David Sweet has significantly impacted the field of quantitative trading and finance by leveraging his expertise in machine learning and quantitative analysis to develop advanced trading strategies. His entrepreneurial venture in cryptocurrency trading and his role in pioneering trading techniques demonstrate his innovative approach to finance. His upcoming publication further exemplifies his commitment to sharing knowledge and advancing the field through education on system optimization techniques. |
Who is Dr. David Whipple ? | Dr. David Whipple, Ph.D., is a distinguished professional with a 26-year background in military information security and IT. He has also spent 16 years working with commercial organizations across various sectors, including banking and finance, healthcare, e-commerce, power and critical infrastructure, and travel and hospitality. Dr. Whipple's academic research and publications explore the intersections of risk management, information security, and organizational culture. His practical contributions to the field include developing cloud solutions, enhancing cybersecurity measures for healthcare and research institutions, and leading remediation efforts against cyberattacks in the financial services industry. |
What areas of expertise does Dr. David Whipple have? | Dr. Whipple specializes in military information security and IT, with extensive experience applying his expertise in commercial settings. His areas of expertise include cloud solutions, multifactor authentication, secure data storage, and cyberattack remediation, with a particular focus on integrating information security practices within organizational cultures for effective risk management. |
What significant projects has Dr. David Whipple led or contributed to? | Dr. Whipple has led several significant projects, including the deployment of an Amazon Web Services cloud solution integrating Office365, Microsoft Teams, and Windows Virtual Desktop, and the implementation of multifactor employee authentication for remote work at a large New York hospital. He also built a secure repository for a New York medical research facility and led a team in managing and remediating a ransomware attack on a financial services company. |
What is Dr. David Whipple’s educational background? | Dr. Whipple holds a Ph.D. in Information Assurance and Security from Capella University, an M.S. in Logistics Automation Management from Florida Institute of Technology, and an M.S. in Information Operations, IT Risk, and Security from the United States Army Command and General Staff College. His education has provided a solid foundation for his extensive career in information security and risk management. |
How has Dr. David Whipple contributed to academic research and publications? | Dr. Whipple's academic research and publications focus on the critical relationship between risk management, information security, and organizational culture. Through his work, he has contributed valuable insights into how organizations can better integrate security practices into their cultural frameworks to enhance overall risk management strategies. |
In which sectors has Dr. David Whipple applied his expertise outside the military? | Outside the military, Dr. Whipple has applied his information security and IT expertise across several sectors, including banking and finance, healthcare, e-commerce, power and critical infrastructure, and travel and hospitality. His work in these areas has ranged from developing technical solutions to leading strategic initiatives aimed at bolstering cybersecurity and organizational resilience. |
What does the M.S. in Digital Marketing and Media program at the Katz School offer? | The M.S. in Digital Marketing and Media at the Katz School is an industry-driven, project-based degree program focusing on the transformative power of digital media and the social drivers of behavior. This unique master’s degree equips students with crucial skills in media, design, communication, behavior analysis, technical aspects, and research. Students will learn strategies for market segmentation, consumer engagement, customer conversion, and mastering in-demand digital strategies including social media, SEM, SEO, mobile marketing, email marketing, content creation, and video marketing. The program is offered full-time, part-time, or on weekends, with classes in Manhattan, and aims to prepare students for the digital-first approach required in modern marketing campaigns and brand management. |
What are the benefits of enrolling in the Digital Marketing and Media program? | Enrolling in the Digital Marketing and Media program offers several benefits, including receiving industry mentorship, showcasing and publishing research at the Katz School's annual Symposium on Science, Technology, and Health, and the possibility of receiving a scholarship that significantly reduces total tuition to $25K for the entire graduate degree, whether completed in one or two years. |
What is the B.A./M.S. Pathways Option in the Digital Marketing program? | The B.A./M.S. Pathways Option allows undergraduates from Yeshiva College and Stern College for Women to take up to nine graduate credits that count towards both their bachelor’s and master's degrees. This pathway enables students to complete their graduate degree in just one additional year after finishing their bachelor’s. The admissions criteria include having completed a minimum of 84 credits in any undergraduate major with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and a B in prerequisite courses. Students can start taking graduate courses in their senior year. |
How does the Digital Marketing and Media program integrate internships and STEM-OPT? | The Digital Marketing and Media program integrates practical industry experience through internships at major companies, startups, and the YU Innovation Lab, which count towards the degree. As a STEM-approved degree, it allows international students to be eligible for up to 36 months of Optional Practical Training (OPT) and offers several opportunities for Curricular Practical Training (CPT), providing valuable hands-on experience in digital marketing and media. |
How can I apply to the M.S. in Digital Marketing and Media program? | Those interested in applying to the Digital Marketing and Media program can find more information and submit their applications through the Yeshiva University website at www.yu.edu/pathways. The program is designed to cater to the evolving needs of the digital marketing industry, preparing students with a digital-first approach and data-driven insights for successful careers in digital marketing and media. |
Who is Dina Shapiro ? | Dina Shapiro, MBA, is a distinguished brand strategy and marketing professional with a rich background in building iconic brands through her work at top global advertising agencies, including BBDO and Wunderman Thompson. Her expertise spans across various sectors, having contributed to the success of brands like MasterCard, Kleenex, Campbell’s Soup, Weight Watchers, and Excedrin. Dina has also held executive marketing positions at Fortune 125 companies such as Citi and Alcoa, and is the founder of Yorkville Consulting, a certified WBENC woman-owned marketing consultancy known for its significant growth. She is an acclaimed expert with several top industry awards to her name and teaches courses in Brand Management, Marketing Management, Digital Marketing, and Social Media. |
What areas of expertise does Dina Shapiro have? | Dina Shapiro's areas of expertise include brand strategy, digital marketing, and social media. Her comprehensive experience in the marketing field is underscored by her successful career at leading advertising agencies, her strategic roles in Fortune 125 companies, and her entrepreneurial achievement with Yorkville Consulting. |
What awards has Dina Shapiro won? | Dina Shapiro has been recognized with several prestigious industry awards for her outstanding contributions to marketing and brand strategy, including two Gold Effies for marketing effectiveness, a Cannes Lion for creative excellence, and an Honorary Webby Award for digital innovation. |
What is Yorkville Consulting? | Yorkville Consulting is a marketing consultancy founded by Dina Shapiro. It is a certified woman-owned business under the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and has experienced consistent year-over-year growth. The consultancy specializes in delivering strategic marketing solutions, leveraging Dina’s extensive expertise in brand strategy, digital marketing, and social media. |
What courses does Dina Shapiro teach? | Dina Shapiro teaches several courses, including Brand Management, Marketing Management, Digital Marketing, and Social Media. Through her teaching, she imparts her vast knowledge and experience in the marketing field to students, equipping them with the skills needed to excel in today’s dynamic marketing landscape. |
What is Dina Shapiro’s educational background? | Dina Shapiro holds an MBA from Boston University, where she specialized in marketing. Her advanced degree, combined with her extensive practical experience in the marketing and advertising industry, forms the foundation of her expertise in brand strategy and digital marketing. |
Who is Dominique West ? | Dominique West, M.S., is a technical account manager at Datadog, a company that offers a SaaS-based data analytics platform for monitoring cloud-scale applications, servers, databases, tools, and services. With nine years of experience in IT, her expertise covers risk assessment, vulnerability management, incident response, cloud transformation, and security. Dominique is deeply passionate about cloud security and cyber awareness. She is actively involved in promoting women in technology, serving as the chief of membership engagement for the Women’s Society of Cyberjutsu, a national nonprofit focused on empowering women in information security. Dominique also contributes to the educational field by teaching Cybersecurity Foundations and is furthering her education by pursuing a doctorate in business administration at the University of Dallas. |