Mr. Robert I. Lipp joined Stone Point Capital in 2009 and has more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Stone Point, Mr. Lipp served as a Director and Senior Advisor to JPMorgan Chase where he focused on international consumer banking and senior-level executive management development. He is the former Chairman and Chief Executive of Citigroup's Global Consumer Group, as well as a former Vice Chairman of Citigroup. Following his tenure at Citigroup, Mr. Lipp led the spin-off from Citigroup and the initial public offering of Travelers Property Casualty Corp., which at the time was the largest insurance industry IPO in U.S. history. He subsequently served as Chairman and CEO of Travelers Property Casualty Company until its merger with The St. Paul Companies, Inc. Mr. Lipp previously served on the Board of Directors at Accenture from 2001-2012. Mr. Lipp attended (and received an honorary degree from) Williams College. He graduated from Williams in 1960. He received his M.B.A. at Harvard University and his J.D. at New York University.

Wilson Liu, Chairman of ETAO International Group (Nasdaq: ETAO), is a two- time Baruch graduate with an M.S. in Computer Information Systems ('97), and an M.S. in Accounting ('03). Prior to founding ETAO, Mr. Liu was the founder and President of WHSP Capital, served as the CFO of Apollo Solar Energy (ASOE). He co-founded Beijing CSII (300663) in 1999, a leading fintech company in China with over 400 large, medium and small banks as its customers. With more than 20 years of Wall Street experience in investment and finance management, he also has the distinction of being the first American Chinese regulator at the New York Stock Exchange. Earlier in his career, he held technical, consulting and auditing positions at JP Morgan Chase, NYSE, Reuters, PWC, Citibank and Morgan Stanley. Mr. Liu is a serial entrepreneur with proven leadership as a doer, speaker and thought leader. He has written over 5,000 Chinese classical poems and 9 books in the past 10 years in thinking patterns, numerology and psychology, philosophy and comparative religions study.

This online event provides a forum to discuss about virtual or hybrid team leaderships for nonprofit organizations in order to increase team trust, bonding, cohesion, and conflict management. Including in the panel are presenters and experts from non-profit sectors, Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeiiken, Principal Consultant of Five Oaks Consulting and Ahmed Hachelaf, Peace & Conflict Education Specialist of Generations For Peace. The program is introduced by George Mitchell. 

This presentation explores the role of transnational advocacy and international organizations in international relation.  The lecture is presented by Nina Hall and based on her volume: Transnational advocacy in the Digital Era.   The program is introduced by George Mitchell.

This presentation discusses the dimensions of a new paradigm for management of nonprofit organizations based on building resilience and navigating crises to ensure future viability and effectiveness.  Presenters Dennis R. Young and Elizabeth A.M. Searing offer talks based on their book: Resilience and The Management of Nonprofit Organizations.   The program is introduced by George Mitchell. 

The main theme of this Zoom event is to provide joint conversations with Baruch alumni nonprofit leaders which include the following speakers: Donna Frisby-Greenwood (MPA’96), Ciara Ginyard (MPA’12), Jenny Lai (MPA ’17), Steven Raga (MPA ’16), and Pinky Vincent. The moderator of today’s program is Barbara Paxton.     This program starts with brief introduction by Janet Rossbach, Director of Alumni Relations, as well as brief talk by Dean Sherry Ryan from Marxe School, and George Mitchell.

This online event provides a forum to be engaged with audiences on revisiting and updating the knowledge of how NGOs conduct advocacy on international issues. Presenters Christopher A. Pallas and Elizabeth A. Bloodgood focus on issues related to NGO draw on their recently published volume entitled:  Beyond the Boomerang: From Transnational Advocacy Networks to Transcalar Advocacy in International Politics. The program starts with brief introduction provided by George Mitchell.

This online event provides a forum to discuss about international nongovernmental organizations. Including in the panel are presenters from non-profit sectors and NGO, Ido Lotan and Matthew Aubry. The program is introduced by the co-hosts George Mitchell and Barbara Paxton with Barbara Paxton from BoardStrong to provide nonprofit board training, consultation, and educational resources.

This online event provides a forum to examine the rise of new actors in the international development world: volunteer-driven grassroots international nongovernmental organizations. Presenter Allison Schnable focuses on issues related to NGO drawn from her book entitled:  Amateurs without Borders: The Aspirations and Limits of Global Compassion The program is introduced by George Mitchell and a Q&A session follows the lecture. 

The 163rd Mitsui USA Lunchtime Forum was held on Tuesday, April 18th  with speaker Lawrence Fannin, Director of Trade Compliance and Export Commissioner, Americas Carl Zeiss, Inc. The title of the presentation is “A Day in the Life of International Business.”