Part of the Zicklin Talks Business Webinar Series. Artificial intelligence is transforming the business landscape, and business education is evolving right alongside it. As generative AI tools become more sophisticated and accessible, business schools must rethink not only how students learn, but what they need to learn to succeed in an AI-driven world. This timely webinar explores the profound shifts AI is bringing to the classroom and the workplace, including: How students are using AI to generate presentations, write research papers, and design projects—and why human-centric skills like critical thinking, communication, and leadership matter more than ever. How AI can personalize learning, tailoring assignments and assessments to individual needs and helping students shape their own learning journeys. How faculty can reimagine teaching for a world where information is instant, and students may turn to AI as their first source of guidance, and how Baruch College can as an institution itself adopt AI. And what employers now expect from graduates entering a workforce where AI is part of every function and decision. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on how Baruch’s Zicklin School of Business—and business schools everywhere—can lead in preparing students for the future of work. Larry Zicklin (BBA ’57) leads the discussion with, Dean Bruce Weber, Willem Kooyker Dean of the Zicklin School of Business, Professor Kannan Mohan, Associate Dean for Academic Initiatives and Innovation, Zicklin School of Business, and James Massa (EMSF ’08), Senior Executive Director of Software Engineering and Architecture, JPMorgan Chase. Dean Weber will open the program and Associate Dean Gwendolyn Webb will moderate the Q&A. #zkcklinbusiness #baruchcollege #ai