Host Brett Josephson is joined by Mason's finance wiz Professor Derek Horstmeyer to discuss the latest saga between casual retail investors and hedge fund communities as they tussle over GameStop, Robinhood, and the soul of Wall Street.

Smart Investing Part 2 with Derek Horstmeyer

Sep 9th, 2020 35m 15s

Host Brett Josephson welcomes back Derek Horstmeyer, Associate Professor of Finance at George Mason University, to the podcast. Derek last brought his insights to the podcast in April, less than one month into the Covid-19 pandemic. He returns

New Insights From Mason Faculty on the Impact of Race on Infant Mortality

Sep 1st, 2020 21m 18s

In this episode, Brett sits down with Brad Greenwood, an Associate Professor of Information System in the School of Business at George Mason University to discuss his recently published research in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sci

Digital and Social Media Entrepreneurship with Amir Zonozi, President and Co-Founder of Zoomph

Jul 29th, 2020 50m 33s

This week, host Brett Josephson welcomes to the podcast Amir Zonozi, a Mason Alum and president and Co-Founder of Zoomph, a unique digital platform designed to measure return on investment for social media sponsorship. Amir takes us through the

Professional Skills with Christine Landoll and KerriLaine Prunella

May 15th, 2020 39m 53s

For this episode of the podcast, host Brett Josephson pitches it over to Christine Landoll, Professor of Practice and Director of Business Engagement in the School of Business at George Mason University. Christine welcomes guest KerrLaine Prune

Remote Working in the Era of Covid-19 with Carlos Valdes-Dapena and Matt Cronin

May 12th, 2020 44m 59s

Host Brett Josephson welcomes author, speaker, consultant, and CEO of Corporate Collaboration Resources Carlos Valdes-Depena and Matt Cronin, associate professor of management in George Mason's School of Business. The three have a roundtable di

Enterprise Risk Management in Response to Covid-19 Part 2 with Marcelo Brutti, CRO of City National Bank

May 7th, 2020 42m 26s

In part two of a two part series, host Brett Josephson welcomes back Marcelo Brutti, Executive Vice President and Chief Risk Officer of City National Bank. Marcelo offers insights into how he as a CRO and his institution have been dealing with

Enterprise Risk Management in Response to Covid-19 with Marcelo Brutti, CRO of City National Bank

May 4th, 2020 27m 19s

In this episode, host Brett Josephson welcomes Marcelo Brutti, Executive Vice President and Chief Risk Officer of City National Bank. Marcelo is also an advisory board member and instructor in Mason’s Chief Risk Officer Executive Development pr

Just for Fun-cast #1 with Jon Jackson

Apr 17th, 2020 21m 45s

In a departure from our regular programming, host Brett Josephson welcomes to the podcast a colleague and former classmate, Jon Jackson. Jon is an assistant professor of finance at Providence College where he teaches classes on operations manag

Smart Investing in the Era of Covid-19 with Derek Horstmeyer

Apr 7th, 2020 36m 14s

Host Brett Josephson welcomes Derek Horstmeyer, Associate Professor of Finance at George Mason University, to the podcast. Derek is an expert in the financial markets with publications in the Quarterly Journal of Finance and a monthly column in

Executive Development at Mason with Maury Peiperl, Dean of the School of Business

Apr 3rd, 2020 30m 36s

Host Brett Josephson has a conversation with Maury Peiperl, Dean of the School of Business at George Mason University. Maury discusses his academic and professional background, as well as his vision for the future of the Executive Development a

The Federal Government's Covid-19 Response and its Impact on the Government Contracting Community with Guests Dr. Jerry McGinn and Eric Lofgren

Mar 27th, 2020 32m 59s

Host Brett Josephson sits down with Dr. John "Jerry" McGinn, Executive Director of George Mason University's Center for Government Contracting, and Eric Lofgren, a research fellow with the Center. The Center for Government Contracting recently