Golf & Sports Analytics at the Penn Club with Professor Mark Broadie
Join us for an evening at the Penn Club with Columbia Business School professor Mark Broadie on May 11th for an illuminating discussion about the latest in golf and sports analytics and how similar applications can drive transformations at your company or organization.
The event will be moderated by Jacob A. Shapiro (CLS ‘18) and Moshmi S (SPS’19).
6:00 pm – 6:30 pm — Registration/Refreshments
6:30 pm – 7:15 pm — Golf Analytics Discussion (Spruce Room)
7:15 – Networking – Location TBD
Tickets are $25 for Columbia Club members and $15 for Columbia Club members who belong to the Penn Club. Penn Club members should register on the Penn Club site. Guests are welcome! Tickets are refundable until May 6th.
REGISTER HERE
Registration is required. This meeting is only open to active CUCNY members.
Not a member or need to renew your membership? Contact membership@columbiaclub.org or apply here.
Mark Broadie
Mark Broadie is the Carson Family Professor of Business at the Graduate School of Business at Columbia University. His research addresses issues in quantitative finance and sports analytics and, more generally, methods for decision making under uncertainty. He developed the strokes gained golf stats that are used by the PGA Tour. He works with a number of PGA Tour coaches and players and writes a monthly column for GOLF magazine. His New York Times bestselling book Every Shot Counts uses data and analytics to measure and improve golf performance and strategy. Professor Broadie received a BS from Cornell University and a PhD from Stanford University.
More information about Mark Broadie can be found at www8.gsb.columbia.edu/cbs-d