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Recap: Fundamentals of Financial Planning with Chase Wickenheiser '19

On October 16, the Cornell Compensation Club and the ILR Institute for Compensation Studies hosted a personal finance workshop with Chase Wickenheiser ‘19, CFP®, ChFC®. Chase shared practical advice on budgeting, building credit, and investing early. Read the key takeaways and the resources he recommended for students and young professionals.
Chase Wickenheiser ‘19 with two student organizers beside the ICS banner and his “Fundamentals of Financial Planning” title slide.
Recap: Fundamentals of Financial Planning with Chase Wickenheiser '19

Good Intentions, Rising Pay: Cornell at The Conference Board's Executive Compensation & Talent 2026

At The Conference Board’s Executive Compensation & Talent 2026 in New York, Cornell’s Diane Burton and Brian Dunn, joined by Prudential’s Eric Weinberg, examined how standard practices like peer benchmarking, median targeting and equity grants quietly inflate executive pay, and offered five questions compensation committees should ask.
Brian Dunn, in a plaid jacket and blue shirt, gestures with one hand while holding notes. Diane Burton and Eric Weinberg sit to his right and turn to listen. Audience members are silhouetted in the foreground.
Good Intentions, Rising Pay: Cornell at The Conference Board's Executive Compensation & Talent 2026

Paying for Human Capital Performance?

Join our Symposium event for presentation and discussion of Human Capital and compensation
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Paying for Human Capital Performance?