Young Alumni Event: Mentorship Program- Sold Out
The Cornell Club Mentorship Program is a volunteer program where young professional Members are given the opportunity to meet with experienced fellow Members in his or her field of interest. The program allows the mentees to develop their careers and leadership skills.
The Cornell Club’s Mentorship Program kicks off this fall with a focus on finance.
Mark Cisz is currently a Managing Director with J.P. Morgan. He has been on Wall Street for over 25 years and has extensive experience in corporate finance, sales, risk management and audit. In his current role, Mark is responsible for developing and strengthening coverage of key financial industry clients for all their banking needs. He is based in New York. Over his career at J.P. Morgan, Mark has been responsible for a number of global functions and projects; he has spent time working abroad in London, Tokyo, and Hong Kong. Mark has served as J.P. Morgan’s representative at the American Bankers Securities Association and he also holds a U.S. patent associated with the development of a key risk management system used at the firm. Mark received his B.S. from the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University. Mark continues to play a very active role with the university through fund raising, alumni and parent advisory committees, as well as, undergraduate and MBA recruiting. Mark sits on the Board of Trustees for the not for profit New York Landmarks Conservancy as well as the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County. Mark currently resides in Fort Salonga, N.Y. with his wife and four children.
6:00pm reception, 6:30-7:30pm sit down, gratis. This program is for members only and is restricted to 10 attendees. Advance reservations required by Thursday, October 11th.
Please note that this event is sold out. If you wish to be added to the wait list, please contact Kirsten at [email protected]
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