2025-2026 Impact Report
Our Mission
The Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance is dedicated to advancing finance education and improving the marketability of Babson students. We provide programs and cutting-edge resources that enrich the student learning experience, support faculty research, and engage our alumni community. We’re committed to furthering Babson’s innovative and practical approach to finance education and enabling industry practitioners, faculty, and students to collaborate and learn from one another.
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“ The Cutler Center fosters experiential learning opportunities by providing students and professors with the leading tools and techniques used throughout the finance and investment industry. This hands-on experience, coupled with strong mentorship and a robust network of recent graduates and seasoned alumni, provides Babson finance students with a significant competitive edge to succeed in their careers and professional growth.”
Marco Gargurevich MBA’01, DBA’28
Head of Strategic Initiatives, Geode Capital Management
Chair of Cutler Center Advisory Board
MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR
Dear Alumni and Friends,
I am pleased to share a summary of the Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance’s impact for the 2025–2026 academic year. This year marks continued progress toward our mission: advancing finance education and preparing Babson students to succeed in a dynamic and competitive global marketplace.
Experiential learning remains the cornerstone of our approach. Through programs such as the Babson College Fund, students actively manage an $8 million portfolio, gaining hands-on experience in investment research, decision-making, and portfolio construction. Beyond the classroom, our students distinguished themselves in national and international competitions, including a strong showing at the Rotman International Trading Competition and continued success in fintech innovation challenges. Complementary initiatives, such as our Financial Modeling Bootcamp and value-investing seminar, further strengthened students’ technical and analytical capabilities.
The Cutler Center Finance Lab remains a central hub for applied learning. With 42 workstations, including 25 Bloomberg terminals, the lab supports coursework, independent research, and student-led activities. This year, 372 students enrolled in courses held in the lab, gaining direct exposure to the tools and technologies used throughout the financial services industry.
Equally important is the strength of our community. Our alumni and industry partners remain deeply engaged in the student experience. This year, 21 Executives in Residence and more than 120 alumni volunteers contributed their time as mentors, guest speakers, and advisors. Through our mentorship program alone, 31 student–alumni connections were established, helping guide career development and expand professional networks. These relationships are invaluable for bridging academic learning and industry practice.
The Center’s commitment to academic excellence is also evident in our support for faculty research and thought leadership. Our Seminar Speaker Series welcomed leading scholars from top institutions, and Babson faculty continued to publish impactful research across key areas of finance. Together, these efforts ensure that our curriculum remains rigorous and relevant.
Our outcomes speak for themselves. Babson students continue to secure roles at leading financial institutions, including J.P. Morgan, Deutsche Bank, and Guggenheim Securities, while maintaining strong placement rates and competitive starting salaries. These results underscore the effectiveness of our integrated approach to education, which combines academic rigor with experiential depth.
This year also marked an important milestone: the Cutler Center’s 25th anniversary. This achievement reflects the vision of our founders and the extraordinary generosity of our alumni and donors. Your continued support has enabled us to expand our programs, invest in cutting-edge resources, and offer transformative opportunities for our students.
As we look ahead, we remain committed to building on this momentum—by expanding access to experiential learning, deepening industry partnerships, and continuing to prepare the next generation of finance leaders.
On behalf of the entire Cutler Center team, thank you for your continued engagement and support. Your partnership is essential to our success and our students’ success.
Sincerely,
Patrick Gregory, CFA Managing Director, Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance Faculty Director, Babson College Fund (BCF) Professor of Practice, Finance Division, Babson College
Advisory Board
» John Bailer ’92, CFA, Deputy Head of Equity Income, Portfolio Manager, Newton Investment Management Group
» Brian Barefoot ’66, H’09, P’01, Senior Advisor, Carl Marks Advisors
» Chris Chandor MBA’98, Senior Vice President of Development & Asset Management, The Davis Companies
» Karen Chandor MBA’74, Principal, Mercer
» Anthony Chiasson ’95, Chief Investment Officer, Aurmedis Global Investors LP
» Eric Crawley MBA’09, Director, Investment Strategist, Bank of America
» Chip Dickson ’74, MBA’76, CFA, Co-Founder, DISCERN
» Marco Gargurevich MBA’01, DBA’28, Head of Strategic Initiatives, Geode Capital Management
» Bruce Herring ’87, P’19, CFA, President, Strategic Advisers, Asset Management Division, Fidelity Investments
» Jeff Mortimer ’86, Chief Investment Officer, ELYXIUM and Dragonfly Hedge Fund
» Jason Orlosky ’04, Chief Strategist & Managing Director, Bridgeway Wealth Partners LLC
» Nick Platt P’23, Partner/Chief Operating Officer/Chief Compliance Officer, Kudu Investment Management
» Annabelle Reid MBA’86, Managing Partner, FoxMoor Capital
» James Spencer ’73, CFA, Former SVP & Chief Investment Officer, Cambridge Trust Company
» Rick Spillane, CFA, Director, Eaton Vance Management
» Joseph Spinelli ’98, Trader, Millennium Management
» Jim Taylor ’86, Managing Director and Wealth Partner, J.P. Morgan Wealth Management
» Catherine Friend White MBA’86, Managing Director, Golden Seeds
Executives in Residence
Babson College Fund Executives in Residence
» Pratima Abichandani, Retired Mutual Fund Manager
» Aditya Agarwal ’22, Private Equity Associate, NexPhase Capital
» Matthew Apkarian, CFA MBA’20, Investment Manager, Strategic Advisers LLC, Fidelity Investments
» John Bailer ’92, CFA, Deputy Head of Equity Income, Portfolio Manager, Newton Investment Management Group
» Lucas Brown ’07, MSF ’22, Entrepreneur & Investor
» Edward Ciancarelli, CFA, ’00, Principal & Senior Portfolio Manager, The Colony Group
» Richard Grasfeder, CFA, MBA’05, Managing Director, Senior Portfolio Manager, First Citizens Bank
» Patrick Gregory, CFA, Managing Director, Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance, Faculty Director, Babson College Fund, Professor of Practice
» John Hickling, CFA, Retired Hedge Fund Manager
» George Massey MBA’20, MSF’21, Managing Member, Ellisville Harbour Partners
» Edward Perkin, Former Chief Investment Officer, Morgan Stanley
» Peter Saperstone, Partner, Greycroft
» James Spencer, CFA ’73, CFA, Former SVP & Chief Investment Officer, Cambridge Trust Company
» Holland Ward MBA ’98, Retired Hedge Fund Manager
Private Equity Executives in Residence
» Steve Achatz ’07, Principal, Volition Capital
» Mark Jrolf ’86, Managing Senior Partner, New Heritage Capital
» Alexander Lesher ’21, Investment Associate, Abry Partners
» Rob Nicewicz ’07, Partner, Abry Partners
» David Phillips, Senior Managing Director, Co-Head of North America, Providence Equity Partners
» Jessica Reed ’03, Partner, Alta Equity Partners
» David Sargent ’82, Senior Advisor,
Cutler Center
The Numbers
42 WORKSTATIONS INCLUDING 25 BLOOMBERG TERMINALS
$8 MILLION PORTFOLIO MANAGED BY UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS
372 STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN COURSES TAUGHT IN THE FINANCE LAB
31 MATCHES
WERE MADE BETWEEN STUDENTS AND ALUMNI FOR OUR CUTLER CENTER MENTOR PROGRAM
9 FINANCE LAB STUDENT ASSISTANTS
ON STAFF TO ASSIST STUDENTS AND FACULTY WITH CLASS ASSIGNMENTS AND HOMEWORK
$4,500 in CASH PRIZES WERE AWARDED TO STUDENTS AT THE THIRD ANNUAL BABSON FINTECH STARTUP PITCH COMPETITION
21 EXECUTIVES IN RESIDENCE VOLUNTEERING THEIR TIME TO HELP STUDENTS IN TWO FINANCE COURSES
120 ALUMNI AND FRIENDS HAVE VOLUNTEERED TO BE A PART OF A PROGRAM OR EVENT THAT HELPS SUPPORT OUR FINANCE STUDENTS
State-of-the-Art Finance Lab
The Cutler Center Finance Lab sits at the heart of campus and features 42 workstations with various analytical tools that industry professionals use. The facility provides Babson students with unique opportunities to learn and lead through learning experiences designed to prepare them for successful careers in financial services.
When not utilized as a classroom, the finance lab is open to all Babson students and staffed by our Cutler Center student assistants, who are trained on multiple financial research resources and can assist with research and assignments during library hours.
During the 2025-26 academic year in the finance lab:
» 1 Executive Education program was hosted
» 5 student organizations hosted programs in the finance lab, specifically to utilize the analytical tools available
» 8 finance and real estate faculty members taught their courses in the finance lab
» 9 student assistants were on staff to assist students and faculty with class assignments and homework
» 13 finance and real estate courses were taught in the finance lab
» 372 students were enrolled in the courses taught within the finance lab
OUR LAB OFFERS A WIDE ARRAY OF ANALYTICAL TOOLS: Bloomberg, Capital IQ, ESG Direct, FactSet, Morningstar, Rotman Interactive Trader, WRDS
Faculty Research
The Cutler Center supports Babson faculty as they pursue vital research, develop intellectually rigorous programs, and deliver engaging lectures.
SEMINAR SPEAKER SERIES
The Cutler Center sponsors the Seminar Speaker Series, which allows faculty to build relationships in the academic community and exchange ideas with other top researchers.
o Featured speakers during the 2025 -26 academic year included:
» Samuel Antill, Assistant Professor of Finance, Harvard Business School, presented his paper, “The Real Effects of Bankruptcy Forum Shopping”.
» George Constantinides, Leo Melamed Professor of Finance, Booth School of Business, The University of Chicago, presented his paper, “Diagnostic Expectations and the Macroeconomy”.
» Xuelin Li, Assistant Professor of Finance, Columbia Business School, presented his paper, “Hedging or Healing: How Business Cycle Exposure Affects the Safety Net”.
» Yiming Qian, Professor and the Toscano Family Chair in Finance, University of Connecticut, presented her paper, “Industrial Policy via the IPO Market”.
» Miriam Schwartz-Ziv, Associate Professor of Finance, Hebrew University, presented her paper, “When Is Shareholders’ Voice at Shareholders’ Meetings Limited and Does it Matter?”
» Margarita Tsoutsoura, Associate Professor of Finance, Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis, presented her paper, “The Political Polarization of Corporate America”.
FACULTY RESEARCH
Featured research papers from the 2025-26 academic year include:
» Ahmed, A., Zabai, A., (2025). Fiscal stimulus and pension contributions: evidence from the TCJA, Journal of Pension Economics and Finance, Volume 24, Issue 2, April 2025, 209-234.
» Ahmed, A., (2025). Firms’ subjective political uncertainty: survey evidence of Egypt’s Arab Spring, Applied Economics Letters, 1-10.
» Barnes, Spencer, Stein, Luke C. D., (2025) Racial Discrimination in Asset Prices: Evidence from Horse Betting. Financial Review, Forthcoming.
» Bowen, Donald E., Taillard Jérôme P, (2025). Revisiting board independence mandates: Evidence from director reclassifications, Review of Finance, Volume 29, Issue 3, May 2025, 747–777.
» Gilje, E.P., Taillard, J.P., Zeng, L., (2025). Human Capital Reallocation Across Firms: Evidence from Idiosyncratic Shocks, The Review of Corporate Finance Studies, Volume 14, Issue 3, August 2025, Pages 717–751.
Experiential Learning:
Babson College Fund (BCF)
The Babson College Fund is an accredited two-semester program that allows a select group of undergraduate and graduate students to manage $8 million of the Babson College endowment, gaining investment research and portfolio management skills and practical experience. Students conduct fundamental and quantitative research, pitch their ideas, and work with experienced money managers to create a diversified, long-short equity portfolio.
BCF PARTICIPANTS RECENTLY RECEIVED JOB OFFERS FROM THE FOLLOWING FIRMS: Cantor Fitzgerald, Deutsche Bank, Guggenheim Securities, JP Morgan, Millennium, Piper Sandler, Raymond James
EXECUTIVE IN RESIDENCE HONORED WITH 2025 CRUICKSHANK ALUMNI LEADERSHIP AWARD
The Cutler Center had the honor to present James F. Spencer ‘73 with the 2025 Cruickshank Alumni Leadership Award, which recognizes the outstanding volunteer efforts of a member of the Babson alumni community.
Established in 1988, this award recognizes the outstanding volunteer efforts of a member of the Babson alumni community. The distinguished recipients have demonstrated a significant long-term commitment to Babson, and each represents the highest ideals of service and loyalty to the College. The Cruickshank Alumni Leadership Award is named to honor the exceptional volunteer service of William H. Cruickshank Jr. ’49, H’99
A special thank you to Alankrita Narang MS’15, for representing the Babson Alumni Advisory Board and presenting Jim with this much-deserved award.
NEXT YEAR: 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF BCF
The Babson College Fund was founded in the spring of 1997 by four graduate students. Next year, we will look to celebrate 30 years of the program at Babson College. Stay tuned for more details!
Experiential Learning:
Student Competitions
ROTMAN INTERNATIONAL TRADING COMPETITION
Babson College placed 13th out of 37 leading international universities at the 2026 Rotman International Trading Competition. The team comprised Wenqi (Owen) Fu ’26, Krishang Goyal ’26, Monu Chouhan MSF ’26, and Shuxing (Gareth) Yang MSF ’26, supported by faculty advisor Ryan Davies. The Rotman International Trading Competition (RITC) is an annual event that brings teams of students and their faculty advisors from universities worldwide to participate in a unique two-day simulated market challenge. The competition includes teams from leading universities, with the top five teams coming from Baruch College, University of Warsaw, LUISS Guido Carli University of Rome, University College Dublin, and Chulalongkorn University.
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BABSON TRADING COMPETITION
Sponsored by Fide lity Investments, the 15th annual Babson Trading Competition brought a limited number of Babson students to the Cutler Center Finance Lab for the sales and trading competition. Special thank you to the Fidelity team of Ken Martin, Mettler Growney, Mahitha Valluru, and Zach Haggerty, who spoke with students before the competition about the trading operations at Fidelity Investments.
(Left to right) 1st : Priyansh Bothra ’25, 2 nd : Napat (Oak) Kornsri ’24, MSF’25, 3 rd : Owen Fu ’26, 4th : Felipe Pasquatti ’26, 5th : Monu Chouhan MSF’26.
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Experiential Learning:
Babson FinTech Start Up Pitch Competition
In conjunction with undergraduate and graduate fintech courses, the Cutler Center hosted the fourth annual Babson FinTech Start Up Pitch Competition. Five teams from the course, taught by professor Linghang Zeng, presented their start-up ideas to a group of esteemed fintech professionals for the opportunity to win cash prizes.
SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE JUDGES:
» Sarah Biller, Executive Director, Vantage Ventures & Cofounder, Fintech Sandbox
» Peter Gordon MBA’96, Head of Cash and Money Movement, Fidelity Investments
» Jerry Shu, Cofounder, Daylit
» John Reed Stark P’26, President, John Reed Stark Consulting
TOP 3 WINNERS & PRIZE AMOUNTS
1st PLACE: LendPilot » $2000
Martin Mejia ’26
2nd PLACE: UniFi » $1500
Rosemary Abowine MSF’25
Rebecca Mintah MSF’25
3rd PLACE: AdvisorMate » $1000
Kavin Rathakirushnan
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MARTIN MEJIA ’26 WINS INAUGURAL MASS FINTECH HUB PITCH BATTLE
Martin Mejia ’26 won the inaugural Mass Fintech Hub Pitch Battle, beating out eight other schools for a plethora of prizes, including being featured on the fintech podcast, “What the Heck, Fintech” with Rob Sarnie. The Mass Fintech Hub Pitch Battle, hosted by Stonehill College, brought together teams from nine Mass Fintech Hub member schools to compete with their fintech ideas.
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Seminars & Workshops Experiential Learning:
ESSENTIALS OF VALUE INVESTING SEMINAR
Select undergraduate and graduate students participated in a yearlong seminar series with Gary Mishuris, CFA, Managing Partner and CIO of Silver Ring Value Partners. Throughout the seminar, readings such as Benjamin Graham’s Security Analysis and Warren Buffett’s Partnership Letters are used to discuss the investing philosophies and processes of successful value investors. Students can use the insights from the readings to build an internally consistent value-investing framework that suits their strengths.
FINANCIAL MODELING BOOTCAMP
The Cutler Center partnered with Michael Silk of Training the Street to offer financial modeling experience. During this training session, students learned how to build a fully integrated three-statement model by forecasting the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement using various assumptions. The seminar required participants to build several models of different levels of difficulty, starting with an extremely simple model and ending with a robust circular model. This teaching method ensures that building blocks and links between the forecast financial statements are fully understood.
UWIN INFO SESSION
Hosted by UWIN Founder and Credit Research Co-Director at Loomis Sayles, Shannon O’Mara, students were offered an overview of the program that offers mentorship and internship opportunities, professional development, and technical skills to undergraduate students interested in business, finance, accounting, data science, mathematics, economics, or financial markets.
Alumni & Friends Engagement
Alumni have countless ways to stay connected with the Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance. Here are a few highlights from the 2025-26 academic year:
» Volunteer as an Executive in Residence
Our Executives in Residence are industry professionals who generously volunteer their time and energy to enhance the educational experience for students through mentorship. The Cutler Center has 21 alumni, faculty, and friends serving as Executives in Residence for the Babson College Fund and Private Equity courses.
» Join as an Advisory Board Member
The Cutler Center advisory board comprises 17 alumni, parents, and friends who offer guidance to the Managing Director of the Cutler Center on key principles that influence the center’s growth. This involves setting priorities, developing long-term plans, assisting with fundraising, and serving as ambassadors for both the Center and the finance division. All these efforts strive to enhance the profile of the Center and Babson College.
» Sign up to be a Mentor
The Cutler Center mentor program connects undergraduate and graduate students with industry professionals from the global finance sector. Mentors are paired with students majoring in finance to broaden the students’ networks, support career development, and provide advice, guidance, and feedback. We appreciate the 31 alumni and faculty mentors who participated in the program this year.
» Speak on Campus
The Cutler Center and the finance division have multiple speaking opportunities available throughout the academic year, including speaking in finance courses and student organizations. We also host panel discussions on various topics to invite alumni and industry professionals to campus to share their knowledge with the Babson community. This year, the Cutler Center welcomed 20 alumni and faculty speakers across multiple speaking opportunities on our Wellesley and Boston campuses.
Commencement 2026
Babson College honors graduating Undergraduate Seniors each year with awards from Babson College divisions, departments, and notable supporters.
UNDERGRADUATE AWARD WINNERS:
Evan O’Brien1 – Babson College Finance Award
Presented to a senior who will have taken at least four or more Finance courses and has completed the most distinguished academic record in the field of Finance.
Liana Maria Portela Belliard2 – Wallace P. Mors Finance Award
Presented to a senior for outstanding performance in Finance and division activities.
Emily Truszkowski3 – Roger W. Babson Award (3.5 GPA and Above)
Presented to the graduating senior who has excelled in scholarship, co-curricular activities and leadership. This is the college’s most prestigious award for a senior.
The Roger W. Babson Award has been awarded to a Cutler Center Finance Lab student assistant for the fourth time in the last five years.
UNDERGRADUATE FACULTY OF THE YEAR:
» Ahmed Ahmed, Assistant Professor
GRADUATE AWARD WINNERS:
» Pablo Calvo Robles MSF’26 – Award for Academic Excellence — MSF Program Highest GPA
» Patricio Martin Chiriboga MSF’26 – Award for Academic Excellence — MSF Program Highest GPA
» Ashwin Vishwambharnath Pandey MSF’26 – Award for Academic Excellence — MSF Program Highest GPA
» Ryan Christopher Porter MBA’26 – Finance Division Award MBA
» Carlos Roberto Dias Neto MSF’26 – Finance Division Award MSF
25 Years of Elevating Finance and Student Opportunities at Babson
POSITIONING OUR STUDENTS AND OUR COLLEGE FOR SUCCESS
#2 COLLEGE IN THE U.S. – Wall Street Journal
» 33% of ranking criteria based on salary impact, and Babson students entering finance careers average the highest starting salaries in their class
CLASS OF 2025
» Financial Services: Top Employing Industry (27%)
» $87,776: Average Starting Salary (Highest in Class)
MSF CLASS OF 2025
» 93% Employed Within 6 Months
MBA CLASS OF 2025
» Financial Services: 2nd-Highest Employing Industry (21%)
A LOOK BACK AT THE LAST 25 YEARS:
» The Center was founded in 2000 with a generous gift from Stephen D. Cutler, MBA’61 and his wife, Alice.
» The Center was pleased to receive a gift from Carlton (Carl) F. Kilmer MBA’69 in June 2009, which allowed it to greatly increase its programs and resources.
» Through financial support from the Cutler Center Advisory Board, the finance lab expanded in the fall of 2019, moving to the newly created Babson Commons.
DEVELOPING TOMORROW’S FINANCE LEADERS, TODAY
The Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance enhances Babson’s innovative and practical approach to finance education through programs and resources that enrich the student learning experience, support faculty research, and engage our alumni community.
» State of the Art Finance Lab: To prepare students for a career in finance, the Cutler Center provides access to state-of-the-art information resources and educational opportunities in and outside the classroom.
» Experiential Learning Programs: The Cutler Center offers Babson students unique opportunities to learn, build valuable skills, and lead outside the classroom through various experiential learning programs.
» Thought Leadership Events: The Cutler Center hosts and sponsors various conferences and events throughout the academic year. These events allow Babson students, faculty, and alumni to learn, network, and innovate collaboratively.
THE CUTLER CENTER’S FUTURE
At the Cutler Center, we continually enhance and expand our programming and resources to support and engage with more students, faculty, and alumni. Our achievements over the past 25 years have been made possible by the dedication and generosity of our donors and partners. With your support, the Cutler Center can continue to build on Babson’s innovative and practical approach to finance education and prepare students for career success for generations to come.
The Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance Celebrates 25th Anniversary in 2025
The Cutler Center celebrated its 25th anniversary during Back to Babson with its annual Distinguished Speaker Series. The Cutler Center was thrilled to welcome Kevin Colleran ’03, H’15, Managing Director at Slow Ventures, back to campus for a conversation with Trish Spurlin MBA’20, Investment Director at the Babson College Endowment, about early-stage investing. A special thank you to John Cutler for welcoming our attendees.
The festivities continued in New York City with a networking reception that brought together Babson’s dynamic finance and real estate alumni community for an evening of thought leadership, connection, and celebration. President Stephen Spinelli Jr., MBA’92, PhD, welcomed attendees, including 40 undergraduate students participating in the New York City Finance and Real Estate Treks, hosted by the Hoffman Family Undergraduate Center for Career Development.
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Featured Partnerships
Babson College is a proud member of the CFA Institute’s University Affiliation Program and Bloomberg’s Experiential Learning Partner Program.
CFA INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY AFFILIATION PROGRAM
Through the CFA Institute University Affiliation Program, students have access to a suite of benefits as they prepare for the CFA Program, including:
» 9 annual scholarships
» Access to the CFA curriculum (Levels I, II, and III)
» Practice Exams (Levels I, II, and III)
BLOOMBERG EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING PROGRAM
Babson was the inaugural recipient of Bloomberg’s Experiential Learning Partner program. The Bloomberg ELP is designed to recognize academic institutions that are leaders in experiential learning by integrating Bloomberg terminal exercises in their curricula.
MASS FINTECH HUB
Mass Fintech Hub is a public-private partnership comprising a network of fintech leaders, financial experts, academics, public sector leaders, and venture capitalists who empower fintech startups to achieve success.
CHARTERED ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT ANALYST (CAIA) ASSOCIATION ACADEMIC PARTNER PROGRAM
The CAIA Academic Partnership program connects leading universities and students with the global network of alternative investment professionals. Through this collaborative relationship, institutions gain access to CAIA’s extensive resources, research, and industry connections, helping shape the next generation of investment leaders.
Leadership
PATRICK GREGORY, CFA
Managing Director, Cutler Center
Faculty Director, BCF Professor of Practice
781-239-3895 pgregory@babson.edu
FARRAH NARKIEWICZ
Marketing & Events Manager
781-239-4448 fnarkiewicz@babson.edu
LESLIE ROMIZA Program Manager
781-239-5115 lromiza1@babson.edu
MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN
Donald P. Babson Professor of Applied Investments Division Chair 781-239-4402 goldstein@babson.edu
“The Cutler Center is a critical component of students’ education in finance and investments, giving them the tools to hit the ground running when they enter the workforce.”
– James Spencer ’73 , CFA, Former SVP & Chief Investment Officer, Cambridge Trust Company
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