Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management

We’re proud to spotlight Truc Phan Moyer, MBA, MS ’22 whose work at the intersection of clinical research, innovation, and leadership is making a meaningful impact in patient care. From advancing groundbreaking treatments for hepatitis C to leading a global Phase 3 heart failure trial, Truc’s journey reflects the power of blending scientific expertise with strategic leadership. Her experience during the COVID-19 pandemic sparked a deeper commitment to improving healthcare systems—and she hasn’t looked back. Today, she continues to lead with purpose, mentor future leaders, and drive innovation across the industry. Read her story and advice for balancing career, family, and growth: https://lnkd.in/e69XabVG #HealthcareLeadership #EMBA #ClinicalResearch #WeAreWCM #CornellMBA #CornellBusiness #ExecutiveMBA

New research from the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business suggests that pressure to meet earnings targets may lead companies to streamline their product portfolios and focus on their core strengths. Eric Yeung, professor of accounting at the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, and his co-authors analyzed Amazon data representing thousands of firms and millions of consumer reviews. Their findings indicate that earnings pressure can motivate managers to scale back weaker, non-core products while maintaining investment in their strongest offerings. The tradeoff may be short-term product losses in some categories, but the research suggests this sharper focus can create stronger long-term value for investors. #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/583qb

AI has rapidly advanced from a siloed tech initiative to a strategic leadership opportunity. The use of AI advances leadership by expanding how leaders see options, how quickly they learn and how effectively they align strategy, talent and governance. This new technology has become a multiplier of leadership capacity. It’s also one of the core capabilities developed in the Cornell Executive MBA NYC program, built for experienced leaders navigating real-time change. #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/57xbh

Tika Diagnestya, MBA ’27, represented Cornell in the competition and learned the value of interdisciplinary approaches to sustainability challenges #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/57s2a

Meet members of the Class of 2026 and learn how they combined business fundamentals with technology, entrepreneurship and experiential learning to prepare for what comes next. #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/57fix

A $1.25 million seed grant from James C. Morgan ’60, MBA ’63, and Rebecca Quinn Morgan ’60 will launch an AI fellows program focused on operational and administrative transformation #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/57egn

Brandon Jones, Park Fellow and MBA ’27, reflects on how his view of leadership has changed after leaving the military #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/579wc

Big Red Microenterprise students reflect on helping strengthen Via’s Cookies’ local market presence #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/579b5

An MBA student reflects on lessons from the Park Fellowship and leading a trek, building confidence, trust and a leadership voice #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/56s3j

A Cornell alumn reflects on her investment research path, experience on the Cayuga Fund and current career #CornellBusiness https://vist.ly/56rm5