This talk, which has been given at the University of California - Irvine, the Davidson Institute, the Yale Club of New York and to many wealth management organization, addresses the challenge of finding career and purpose for the very unique group of people in Gen Z, contrasting them with all other previous generations.

Learn from Professor Ron King from Olin Business School about decision biases, specifically in business.

On September 26th, 2020, the Junior Economic Club held its first International Forum, a 3.5-hour virtual event. Over 225 students from 90 schools, 18 cities, and 4 countries gathered to network with like-minded students in the 29 breakout rooms and listen to keynote speakers in the fields of entrepreneurship, business, and economics. Our members came from our chapters in Chicago, New York City, Toronto, Nashville, San Francisco, Atlanta, Austin, Istanbul, and Dubai.

With notable admission officers from Washington University, Syracuse University, and University of Southern California (USC) and University of Rochester JEC Members learned the most important factors for your college application and ask your most desired questions about college and college applications.

Dan Altman completed his bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees in economics at Harvard and spent 15 years in various jobs as an economist.

Joe Price: Combining Machine Learning and Family History to Study The Long-Run Impact of Prejudice

Jeffrey Hollander Webinar: Corporate Responsibility and Business Sustainability

The founder of Charter School Business Management is here with JECNYC to teach us the difference between social enterprise and nonprofits

Rob Shesol graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1995 and has been passionate about business and finance ever since.