Virtual Retirement Series

Join the Museum, in partnership with the New York Public Library’s Thomas Yoseloff Business Center, for a FREE eight-part series on Retirement Planning. These programs are designed to introduce participants to the many possible sources of retirement income and resources to help them secure their finances for the future. The series is held every Tuesday at noon from January 24 through March 14.

Register for each program separately here.

MoAF/Fordham Financial Issues Forum (In-Person)

Join us for an in-person event on The Enduring Value of Roger Murray, a new book by Paul Johnson and Paul Sonkin. Roger Murray (1911–1998) was a crucial figure in the history of value investing as the successor to the legendary Benjamin Graham as professor of securities analysis at Columbia Business School, where he mentored a generation of students. Johnson and Sonkin will discuss Murray’s work and enduring influence with two of his most successful students, Mario Gabelli and Leon Cooperman.

This event is free for MoAF members and supporters; $25 for non-members. Registration is required and space is limited. Register today.

MoAF/Fordham Financial Issues Forum (Virtual)

Alan Blinder, one of the world’s most influential economists and one of the field’s best writers, discusses his latest book, in conversation with renowned economic historian and former MoAF Chairman Richard Sylla. In A Monetary and Fiscal History of the United States, 1961–2021, Blinder draws on his deep firsthand experience to provide an authoritative account of 60 years of monetary and fiscal policy in the United States.

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Save the Date

Thank you to everyone who supported the Museum as we honored the achievements of Robert Arnott, Vincent Viola, Mark Shenkman and Carol Loomis at our 2023 Gala on March 13. This year's Gala resumed as an in-person event, after two years of virtual Galas. CNBC Senior Markets Correspondent Bob Pisani and “WealthTrack” Executive Producer and Managing Editor Consuelo Mack served as masters of ceremony.

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Media Mention

In this episode of the Banking on Girls podcast, financial historian Mark Higgins explores Hetty Green’s childhood and how she became such an astute investor. Higgins is working on a history of the US financial system titled Becoming an Enlightened Investor and recently published an article in Financial History magazine about Hetty Green and why he says she was the best investor in US history.

Listen to podcast here.

Video Now Available

Are purpose and profit substitutes or complementary? What are the technological, societal and market forces that are reshaping this relationship? What can we all do to reshape the relationship between purpose and profit as entrepreneurs, managers, consumers, employees and investors? Harvard Business School Professor George Serafeim discusses his latest book, Purpose and Profit, and provides answers to these fundamental questions that are increasingly defining the competitiveness of businesses all around the world.

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