Drivers of the New Economy Panel

More than 400 alumni and friends gathered on November 5 for an inside look at how the Carnegie Mellon community is making an impact on key areas of importance to New York and the world, including energy, information systems, arts and entertainment, and the financial/investment industry.

The event featured a panel discussion about drivers of the new economy, and how New York and Carnegie Mellon are poised to lead the way in energy, information systems, arts and entertainment, and the financial/investment industry. Panelists included:
Jay Apt, Executive Director, Carnegie Mellon Electricity Industry Center, Associate Research Professor, Tepper School of Business, Distinguished Service Professor in Engineering and Public Policy; Alfred Z. Spector, Vice President of Research and Special Initiatives, Google, Inc.; David S. Steiner (CIT51), Chairman, Steiner Equities Group, Co-Founder, Steiner Studios; David A. Tepper (TPR82); President/Founder, Appaloosa Management L.P., Member, Carnegie Mellon Board of Trustees; and Raymond J. Lane (Moderator), Managing Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
Chairman, Carnegie Mellon Board of Trustees.

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[steinstop]

Talks like this are for global contacts. We all know, real future is between two and two eyes. Where the money is to change the money world. No money no changes. The way without money is the same. Changes without money also possible. To contact between is for me to write for my own painting or merchandising, as small as it is.

[GlockNinja]

New York will make itself obsolete by over taking and exceeding the level of inflation rate of the rest of America. New York's skyline is tall but still 2 dimensional. Its capacity to support industry is limited by it ability to clear its' arteries. New York will always be as strong as its' weakest character.