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Faculty publications, awards, and honors over the last year. 

Last week, Nancy Pfund ’82 and Adrianna Alterman ’19 were honored by Impact Capital Managers, a leading professional organization for impact investors.

Botelho and Cort are on an annual list of 30 “up-and-coming thinkers whose ideas we predict will make an important impact on management thinking in the future.”

The online program from the Center for Business and the Environment, which mixes synchronous and asynchronous learning, trains and connects rising leaders to catalyze an equitable transition to a clean economy.
 

The Donaldson Fellows Program honors alumni from all sectors and across the globe who share a dedication to solving complex problems and pursuing positive change in the world.

Giglio and his co-authors were honored for their study “Biodiversity Risk,” which provides “tools for investors, academics, and businesses to measure economic risks from the loss of the planet’s biodiversity.”

The two-day event brought together alumni of Broad programs for learning, reconnection, and reflection on “the power of together.”

During the spring semester, eight SOM students will work with agencies of the City of New Haven on projects to increase economic growth in ways that benefit all city residents.

On January 1, Smith, a first-year MBA student and longtime local activist, was sworn in to the New Haven Board of Alders, representing the city’s Ninth Ward.

Large Language Models: Theory and Application debuted this fall at Yale SOM. The course teaches business students the fundamentals of LLMs and gives them the chance to build their own models.