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Nyu Stern Graduate Class of 2021 Celebration 2021 NYU STERN GRADUATE CLASS OF 2021 CELEBRATION 2021 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LEONARD N. STERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 11:00 A.M. (ET) THURSDAY, MAY 20, 2021 MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND VISIT www.stern.nyu.edu/graduation/ class-2021/graduate-convocation *Several featured photos, supplied by NYU Stern’s Graduate Class of 2021, were taken before the COVID-19 pandemic. PROGRAM Don’t Dream It’s Over Faculty Speaker Showcase’s Net Present Vocals Mary Billings Associate Professor of Accounting President’s Greeting Andrew Hamilton A Message to the Class of 2021 President, NYU from Faculty & Administration Dean’s Address Vice Dean’s Remarks Raghu Sundaram J.P. Eggers Dean Vice Dean of MBA and Graduate Programs Guest Speaker Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. Tribute to the Class of 2021 President and CEO, TIAA* *Retiring as of April 30, 2021 Closing Remarks Conor Grennan (MBA 2010) Remarks on Behalf of Students Assistant Dean of MBA Students Noura Hassan Benjamin Sperling Remarks on Behalf of the Stern Executive Board Andre J.L. Koo (MBA 1994) NYU Trustee Chair, NYU Stern Executive Board Chairman, Chailease Group ACADEMIC AND SERVICE AWARDS The Harold Price Entrepreneurship Award established by The Price Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies, for students pursuing an entrepreneurial career who have attained outstanding achievement in entrepreneurial studies and student leadership Kidae Hong The Money Marketeers Marcus Nadler Award for attaining the highest scholastic ranking in the area of banking and finance Bard Thompson Ricciardi The Money Marketeers International Award to a graduating international student who has attained the highest scholastic rating in the field of The Leonard N. Stern School of The Kenshin Oshima Prize banking and finance Business Alumni Association Award presented to the student(s) with the Perry Singh for highest achievement and highest academic achievement at the scholastic attainment end of the first year of MBA study The Money Marketeers Prize Scott E. Schreiber Julian Ryota Sano Stern for excellence in the field of Daniel E. Yellin banking and finance The Dean’s Award Albert M. Tung for outstanding scholarship The W. Edwards Deming Award Colton J. Aho awarded by Delta Pi Sigma to a The Herman E. Krooss Award Jessica M. Battisto distinguished student who has established in memory of Professor Nicole Ederer demonstrated excellence in the Herman E. Krooss, for completing Samuel Greene field of statistics the course of studies with distinction Neil Patrick Isono Julian Ryota Sano Stern and presenting an outstanding Yuting Mao doctoral dissertation The Ernest Kurnow Award Bard Thompson Ricciardi Carlos Manuel Fernández Scott E. Schreiber given to a graduating student Michelle Shamouilian exemplifying excellence in the Daniel E. Yellin field of statistics Shuang Gu The Shigekuni Kawamura Excellence in Marketing Award The Stern School Service Awards (MBA 1958) Award for academic achievement for meritorious service to the School, established in memory of our in marketing University, and community distinguished alumnus, member Elyse Lauren Schoenburg Ramtin Bidshahri of the Stern Executive Board, Eric Liang-Hong Ho and NYU Trustee, for outstanding Impact Awards Lauren Diana Marinaro academic achievement in the area for academic and extracurricular Jennifer Lauren Meltz of international business achievement in entertainment, Ben Moskowitz Elias Kraushaar media, and technology Mariel Adrianne O’Connell Cynthia A. Salom Erin Pace The Harold W. MacDowell Award Isabel Anastasia Sheinman established to honor the memory of for academic and extracurricular Adam Whitten the long-time director of the doctoral achievement in social innovation Najma Abdikhafar Yakob program at the Leonard N. Stern and impact School of Business, awarded to the Lily Warnke The Joseph H. Taggart Award Ph.D. graduate who best exemplifies The Beta Gamma Sigma Alumni in established by the alumni of the qualities of and dedication to New York City Award Leonard N. Stern School of Business, scholarship for outstanding character, scholastic for significant contributions and Daniel Bernard Sands achievement, participation in service to the School and to the collegiate affairs, and potential University The Jay Wyner Award for civic, business, or professional Cortne D. Edmonds established in memory of distinguished leadership alumnus Jay S. Wyner (MBA 1960), Colton J. Aho The Student Government for a graduating student with an Service Award undergraduate degree in engineering President’s Service Awards for meritorious service on behalf who has demonstrated academic for distinguished service and of the Stern student body excellence contribution to New York University Ashwin G. Chandra Nicole L. Dechello and the community Alexa Patricia Keegan Sage Klapper Excellence in Accounting Award The Alex S. Auerbach Award Antonella Tellez for academic achievement presented to a first-year, full-time Caitlin R. Zungoli in accounting MBA student for meritorious Ryan P. McClaskey service to the School, University, Excellence in Economics Award and community Houss El-Marabti for academic achievement in economics Tiffany Leia Cole The Kenneth G. Langone Award presented to a continuing part-time Excellence in Management Award MBA student for meritorious for academic achievement service to the School, University, in management and community Kerry McGlinchey Jonathan Grady DEGREES CONFERRED AS OF SEPTEMBER 2020 MASTER OF BUSINESS Roman Nersesyan Brannon Scott Zhijie Sun ADMINISTRATION Thomas Nesdill Appicciafuoco Breana Tan Evan A. Ocello Jeymmy Lee Arciniegas La Thi Tu Anh Sushant Gopal Agarwal Catherine Owusu Ianna Alexia Arthur Boheng Wang Alyssa Alfano Matthew Pankracij Lady Regina Ganaden Eileen Sarah Wang David Andiario Laura R. Panzitta Batingana Valerie Wang Charles W. Baker Pratik Parekh Yizhen Cai Zuhua Yang Shreya Singh Balhara Towhida Rahman Alexis D’Souza Datta Katherine Anne Ye Karim Beldjilali Jonathan Rao Justin C. Desroches Ryan Yi Natalie Belthoff Julia M. Rayder Maurice Stephen Elbaz Carl N. Bhamdeo Sara L. Rodriguez Hadia Faheem Daniel C. Bratton Carolyn E. 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Judy Peng Ye Carlos Cesar Navarrete Kelly Keenan Jenny Yuan Paul Nolan Augastin J. Kozhimala Nancy Zhao Karla Periyan Szu-Yu Kuo Xuyang Zou Rohan Prashant Prajapati Tomasz F. Lesiczka Connor Scharpf Rainey Liang Lu MASTER OF SCIENCE Richard Salvatierra Yan Lu IN CERTIFIED PUBLIC Yuliya Samoylina Kiran S. Lutfeali Honor Catherine Sankey Joshua Michael Lyvers ACCOUNTING Viral Paresh Shah Christopher Mercaldi Khayre Ahmed Ali Jessica Lee Skinner Shawn J. Meyer Angele Minda Altieri Jiayi Song Andrew C. Miller Christine Mae Umali Anabo Yufan Sun DEGREES CONFERRED AS OF JANUARY 2021 Douglas N. Rock Danielle L. Rosen Matthew N. Rothman Ignacio N. Sanz Scott E. Schreiber Bradley Charles Shane Dylan S. Sidell Michael I. Silverman Ishaan Singh Jeanna M. Smialek Yonatan Teitz Cathy Tokman Luis H. Vasquez Perez-Saleh Pradnya Wakchaure Shawn B. Whitfield Lauren E. Wizon Philippe Wulfers Mohammad Faizan Younus Sabrina B. Yudelson MASTER OF BUSINESS Melanie A. Doukas Conor Johnson Jiajia Zhang ADMINISTRATION David M. Dykstra Rebecca K. Joseph Katrina A. Zheleznyak Bryan J. Ertz Todd L. Kramer Qi Zhu Roshan Abraham Alexander J. Fitzgerald Adam Kugelman James Zuba Mikhail Alloy Ethan John Fleming Anastasia Kurilenko Nicholas G. Zubkoff Mithun Azhagappan Peter Duggan Flynn Joelle R. Lama Douglas M. Baker Gregory P. Fox Michelle R. Latman Sheridan D. Baker Andrew Lawson Gage Keeley T. Lawner Shantanu Ballal Libin George Thomas Constance Y. Li Preeti Bhatia William Jacob Gibbs Brian P. Mahon Benjamin Alexander Brenda Glicher Edward James McCulloch Bloomberg Mihir R. Gokhale Kerry McGlinchey Ye Chen Daniel H. Golden Dustin D. McKinley Patrick Cheung Erich Grant Bartosz K. Mierzejewski Minhaj Choudhury Eric A. Graves Hannah J. Miller Yaakov Cohen Carlos Gustavo Gutiérrez Chris Mocharla Colin Conway Tapia Saptarshi Moitra Allanna Daniels Michael P. Hanley Xinyu Mu Matias Del Castillo Hira Hashmi Dinesh Mudgil Hiroki Den Steven D. 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