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And that's a wrap on last week's #CornellFEP program ❤️ Stay tuned for next year's dates: https://lnkd.in/eNyx_4hZ

Designing and Building AI Solutions, offered eCornell, is a new online certificate program, with one-of-a-kind features designed to enhance the learning experience for those who desire to build their own AI products—no coding required.

Some awesome takeaways from this June's #CornellOmni program 💡 Thanks, Shanteria Jones! Stay tuned for next year's dates: https://lnkd.in/g6b2jcxE

The Food Executive Program (#CornellFEP) is ON in Ithaca, NY this week! This morning, some participants hiked the Cascadilla Trail that runs through the heart of Cornell's campus. 🏔❤️ FEP is a 5-day immersion experience from #CornellDyson, designed for food industry leaders to learn emerging and best-in-class strategies from Cornell faculty experts. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eNyx_4hZ

AI is in the boardroom. Here's what you need to know. Our panel of experts will share insights on how senior executives and board members should approach artificial intelligence as it relates to intellectual property, SEC disclosure, antitrust, national security, and M&A deal-making. This program is the fifth in a series leading up to eCornell’s executive education certificate programs in October 2024 and June 2025 in NYC. For more details, see: The 2024 Board of Directors Forum: https://lnkd.in/e8utU8y8 The 2025 General Counsel Summit: https://lnkd.in/eNWB5Z_8 #ai #artificialintelligence #executive #board #boardmember #SEC #antitrust #generativeai #MandA #merger #acquisitions

Ever wonder how far automation can really go? 🌐 Watch as Cornell's Lutz Finger heads to the airport to navigate the real-life complexities of automating simple tasks — from getting your luggage to getting a coffee. ☕️ Finger, a Visiting Senior Lecturer at Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management, is the author of our new #AI certificate program, Designing and Building AI Solutions: https://bit.ly/ai-solution

Neurodiversity at work — what are the best practices? Finding the right talent for the job has always been a high priority for any business — perhaps now more than ever. A growing number of companies are designing and implementing affirmative hiring programs to recruit individuals who are neurodivergent, including those with autism. How can these programs best succeed for the benefit of both candidates and organizations? Join Susanne Bruyère, Professor of Disability Studies at the Cornell University ILR School, as she lays out the opportunities and challenges. Bruyère is one of the authors of our DEI: Building a Diverse Workforce certificate: https://lnkd.in/eQtUfGed #neurodivergent #autism #autismatwork #dei #hr #equity #workplace #hiring

Don't be one of those people. Be a door opener. 🗝️ #WednesdayWisdom

What's the future of boom towns? Cities around the globe are experiencing a large influx of migrants, with metropolises like NYC and London consistently ranking among the top destinations for those seeking a better life. Yet the impact of immigrants on these cities' populations is multifaceted. Join us as Matt Hall, Director of the Cornell Population Center, talks about the future shift in the demographics of some of the world’s major cities. He will discuss “boom towns” and highlight cities that are becoming major destinations for immigrants from Central America and Eastern Europe. Matt Hall is the author of our Big Data for Policy certificate program: https://lnkd.in/ef7Rj4KJ #data #immigration #boomtown #nyc #london #election

What's a truth that's making you richer? 💡💰 #WednesdayWisdom