Matthew Glucksberg is a Professor and Chairperson of Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University.
Matthew Glucksberg received his B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. in Engineering Mechanics from Columbia University.
Debra Goldfarb is Vice President of STG MI and Strategy Systems and Technology Group at IBM Corporation. Debra joined IBM in 2003 as the VP of Strategy and Products for the Deep Computing Division, after spending nearly 16 years with IDC as Group Vice President for Systems, Workstations and High-Performance Systems, Channels, and Life Sciences.
In September 2004, Debra was named Vice President of STG MI and Strategy where she is responsible for driving the STG strategic agenda as well as aligning MI functions with core strategic priorities.
Jerry Goldman is a senior tax partner at Ernst & Young. Goldman began his career in audit at Arthur Young before swtiching to the tax field. Arthur Young merged with Ernst and Whinney in 1989 to become Ernst & Young.
Jerry Goldman received his underegraduate degree from Cornell University and his MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
<p>Seth Goldman is President and CEO (TeaEO) of Honest Tea, the company he founded together with Professor Barry Nalebuff of the Yale School of Management. An entrepreneur at heart, Seth started with lemonade stands and newspaper routes, created an urban service corps and almost pursued a prize-winning biotechnology idea before he started Honest Tea in his kitchen in 1998. </p> <p>Before launching Honest Tea, Seth was Vice President of Calvert Social Investment Fund, managing the marketing and sales efforts for the nation's largest family of socially responsible mutual funds. His previous work includes managing a corporate child labor initiative for the Calvert Foundation, directing an AmeriCorps demonstration project in Baltimore and serving as Senator Lloyd Bentsen's Deputy Press Secretary for two and a half years. Before that he worked for a year in China (1987-1988) and a year and a half in the former Soviet Union (1989-1990). </p> <p>Seth Goldman received his undergraduate degree from Harvard College and a Master's degree from the Yale School of Management.</p>
Melvin Goldman is recently retired from his position at the World Bank. He is a Visiting Lecturer in the Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise Program at Cornell University.
Goldman joined the Peace Corp after graduation from college. He taught math and science in Nepal and began a mathematics program with some Nepali colleagues for high school students in various parts of the country. Later, he set up the first private consulting firm in Nepal with some young Americans. The firm is now 27 years old and 100% Nepali.
Goldman then went to Princeton and studied economic development at the Woodrow Wilson School, after which he joined the World Bank. From 1982 to 1985 he was in charge of the office in Colombia and lived there. Then, he worked for 12 years on industrial technology development in various countries, mostly Asian.
He has now retired from the World Bank and has started a venture capital operation with some Indian colleagues to invest in technology companies in India.
Goldman and his wife now live on a vineyard in the Finger Lakes region of New York. He holds an undergraduate degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Master's Degree from Princeton.
Daniel Goldman is currently the CFO of GreatPoint Energy. In addition, Goldman was the founder, Chief Financial Officer and a member of the Board of Directors of New Energy Capital Corp., a venture-backed company focused on investments in renewable energy, fuels and distributed generation assets.
Goldman's previous work experience was as an executive at InterGen, the power generation company co-owned by the Bechtel Group and Royal/Dutch Shell, from 1996-2001, and at consulting firm Arthur D. Little in Cambridge and Singapore from 1989-1996.
Daniel Goldman received a B.S. from Cornell University and an M.Sc. from the London School of Economics.
Neal Goldman is the Executive Director of Relationship Science. He is also Co-Founder of Goode Holdings, an investment holding company with interests in the information technology and financial services sectors that is the sponsor of a US$ 225 million private capital fund focused on investing in middle market consumer companies.
Prior to Goode, Goldman was Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Capital IQ until its sale to McGrawHill/Standard & Poor's. Previously, he was a Managing Partner at Uhuru Capital Management and an investment banker in the Mergers & Acquisitions Group at Lehman Brothers and a private equity investor at Lincolnshire Management.
Neal Goldman received a BA from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from Columbia Business School, where he also served as an Adjunct Faculty Member.
David Goldsmith is the co-founder of MetaMatrix Consulting Group LLC, a consulting firm specializing in generating strategies that create competitive advantages for his clients. Goldsmith received his B.S. and M.B.A from Syracuse University.
Niel Golightly is the Director or Sustainable Business Strategies for Ford Motor Company. He was appointed to the position in September, 2004. In this role, he is responsible for promoting and coordinating environmental and social product, marketing, policy and communication strategies for the company.
Prior to this appointment, Golightly was Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs for Ford of Europe and oversaw communications and Public Affairs matters in more than 40 European countries. He was appointed to the position in December 2001.
Golightly joined Ford Motor Company in 1994 and has held a number of Ford public affairs positions in Export Operations, with International Public Affairs and Visteon, and with the Chairman's Office.
Niel Golightly received a BA in liberal arts from Cornell University and also studied briefly at the University of Konstanz in Germany. He also served 13 years on active duty with the U.S. Navy.
César Gon is an entrepreneur in the information technology space and a faithful defender of Brazil's competitiveness when it comes to the global software business.
In May of 1995, he founded CI&T, a pioneering Brazilian business in area of informatics, with the goal of competing in the world markets. He was the first Brazilian vendor to receive the official designation of CMM in 2004 and the second to become CMMI5 by early 2007.
Starting in 2003, he participated in various mobilization efforts in the sector related to exports. In April of 2004, he helped found the consortium called Actminds, helping 10 Brazilian companies from the Campinas regions break into the American market. In November of 2006, he became president of the Organizational Commision of the first meeting of Entreprenerus at Unicamp and helped found Unicamp Ventures, serving as the first president and bringing together more than 150 companies as "daughters of Unicamp."
Currently (2007) he is the director and president of Ci&T Software S.A. leads the advisory board for DigitalAssets, S.A.
César Gon was a Computer Engineering student, with a masters degree in Computer Science from the State University of Campinas.
Scott Goodfellow is a Global Finance Project Manager at Procter and Gamble.
Scott Goodfellow is a graduate of Cornell University.
Jonah Goodhart is the CEO and Co-Founder of Moat. Prior to Moat, he was the founding investor and board member of Right Media, and a Founding Partner of WGI Group.
Jonah Goodhart received his undergraduate degree from Cornell University.