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Arielle Moyal, Director of Baseball Marketing, REP 1 and Alex Vesia, Pitcher, Miami Marlins discuss the business of baseball and how to maximize a player’s value

With government-imposed lockdowns, demand for oil is collapsing and despite production cuts, the world is running out of places to store the excess oil. 

with Sebastian Edwards, distinguished professor of economics and Henry Ford II Chair in International Management.

With Los Angeles facing a housing crisis in the midst of a global health crisis, the need for innovation in housing is urgent.

International News Correspondent Fabio Borges discusses the future of media and the life of a journalist in these changing times

with Romain Wacziarg, Professor of Economics and Hans Hufschmid Chair in Management.

The critical services and resources provided by non-profit organizations are needed more than ever due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the continuity and existence of a variety of these non-profits are also being threatened.

The winning team from the Innovation Challenge will be featured, and then Dean Antonio Bernardo will join Professor Terry Kramer for a discussion about the future of the MBA education.

Supply chain guru Chris Tang will light the way to the new normal

The producer of the Oscar-winning American Factory weighs in

Due to the acceleration of technology-based disruptions and added disruption of the current COVID-19 pandemic, executives have been changing how they view their business and product offering and approach leadership.

Already in a housing shortage, Los Angeles is set for a crisis. Is it ready?

Renowned economist Ed Leamer will discuss risk-assessment in the face of new circumstances

with Ed Leamer, Distinguished Professor and Chauncey J. Medberry Chair in Management Emeritus

William C. Dudley, Former President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Senior Research Scholar, Princeton University shares his thoughts on the U.S. macroeconomy and monetary policy in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dean Tony Bernardo has an in-depth conversation with David Solomon about COVID-19, the markets, and his side project as a DJ.

With Gayle Sheppard, Corporate VP, Microsoft Data Azure

Sr. Associate Dean of MBA Programs Miguel Unzueta navigates the sea change

Dean Bernardo interviews Ken Leech, CIO of Western Asset

Easton Executive Speaker Series with Eric Loeb, Executive VP of Government Affairs at Salesforce

Seth Goldman, co-founder of the Honest Tea and Chairman of Beyond Meat shares with Jennifer Walske of Impact@Anderson

Happiness expert Cassie Mogilner Holmes will share her insights this Friday

Featuring California’s first female Lt. Governor, Eleni Lounalakis. Moderated by Professor Terry Kramer

Recorded 4/17/20 as part of our Friday Faculty Chats, Jerry Nickelsburg shares the data

Justin Barton, head of UCLA Investment Company shares his view

Guggenheim Investments' Chairman, Scott Minerd discusses the domestic and global impact of the recent COVID-19 pandemic on the real estate, economy, and investment markets.

Professor Hal Hershfield, a decision-making researcher, explains why it’s so difficult now

Professor Corinne Bendersky explores how working remotely may diminish feelings of inclusion and connection and shares ways to cultivate a sense of community.

Leading UCLA economists and real estate experts discuss real estate and the macroeconomy in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Presentation hosted by the UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate and the UCLA Anderson Forecast.

A continuation of the discussion from a socio-economic, business and public health perspective

This Friday Faculty Chat features a discussion with Anderson alumni, moderated by Professor Miguel Unzueta, about personal experiences of situations when they faced a racist statement/action and insights on effective responses made by individuals and organizations.

Tom Wheeler, Former 31st Chair, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in discussion with Terry Kramer, Easton Center Faculty Director

Dean Tony Bernardo welcomed Brian Cornell (B.A. ’81, CERT ’91), CEO of Target Corp., to a frank discussion about consumer behavior and the future of retail amid pandemic. 

Heidi Browning, Chief Marketing Officer, National Hockey League discusses how her team is reaching out to the next generation of fans

CNN Host, S.E. Cupp Unfiltered – Cupp discusses the important of journalism during a time of crisis

UCLA Anderson Alumni Network leaders joined diversity & equity, faculty thought leaders for an open conversation to share insights and suggested actions to help us move forward.

AT&T’s CEO John Stankey (’91), SVP of Prime Video and Amazon Studios Mike Hopkins (’01) and the global head of original content at YouTube, Susanne Daniels, examined the effect of the coronavirus crisis on movie studios, digital entertainment and consolidation in the industry.

Leadership from the UC Health Initiative, Roche, Gilead and EPFL discuss the race for a cure for COVID- where biotech and tech converge on diagnostics and treatment

A Discussion on Why Rather than Decouple the United States and China Must Find Ways to Coexist

A conversation with Blair H. Taylor ('90), Partner, PwC, People & Organization, and Lin Yang (‘15), to discuss the current imperative for expanding an organization's focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion—and the risks of failing to do so now.

Combining world-building (and often elements of sci-fi, fantasy, or historical fiction) with uniquely African and African-American themes

Jeetu Patel, SVP & General Manager of Security and Applications for Cisco (Incoming)

The Center for MEMES in conversation with Adelle Archer, CEO & Co-founder, Eterneva & Alyson Friedensohn, CEO & Founder, Modern Health.

A Conversation with Matthew Hiltzik, President & CEO, Hiltzik Strategies

Dr. Robert Kim-Farley, UCLA Fielding School of Public Health; Chandran Nair, Founder & CEO, Global Institute for Tomorrow; Jeongmin Seong, Partner and Lily Ma, Rotational Fellow, McKinsey Global Institute in Shanghai

Ro Khanna, Congressman, CA 17th Disctrict in conversation with Terry Kramer, Easton Center Faculty Director

Seattle Storm's co-owner Lisa Brummel (‘89) and Jay Tucker (‘09), UCLA Anderson MEMES executive director, discuss what it takes to create, run and own a sports franchise.

Companies with a strong culture are best positioned to navigate today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities

As the world grapples with the fear and uncertainty of the pandemic, effective leadership and sharing of best practices at all levels - business, policy and government - becomes more important than ever.