Today, host Morgan Hutter welcomes Roger Pratt (’74) who has had a long career in the real estate investment space - most notably with Prudential, Fred Henritze (’76) of the Brookdale Group, and David Klepser (’97) of Ram Realty Advisors. They discuss commercial real estate investments, what the various real estate investment types are, what students can do to learn more about the commercial real estate investment field, and more.

If you'd like to learn more about The Boehly Center come visit us at boehlycenter.mason.wm.edu.

Today on the show, we’re excited to welcome Mark Decker (’97), CEO of Centerspace, and Taylor Mokris (’06), Senior Vice President of Seniors Housing and Care at Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital. Mark and Taylor join host Morgan Hutter to discuss their career paths that led them to the commercial real estate space, the difference between commercial real estate, residential real estate, and REITs, how commercial real estate banking is different from investment banking, and much much more.

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On today’s show, host Morgan Hutter is joined by Nicholas Kwasnik, a first-year student at William & Mary. Nicholas is a Senior Analyst at William & Mary’s Mason Investment Club, and is Vice President of the school’s John Quincy Adams Society Chapter, and today will take a look at the social consequences of our addiction to social media and the relationship of the largest social media companies to the financial services industry. 

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Today on the show, host Morgan Hutter welcomes Alhassan Ouf and Abbey Doski to talk about the Boehly Center’s Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship. Abbey and Alhassan are previous fellows in the program and join the podcast to share their experiences; what they accomplished, who it benefited their future careers, the favorite aspects of their time as a fellow, and more.

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Today on part 3 of our Transition from Student to Employee series, host Morgan Hutter along with Danita Trice and Rachel Southern discuss adjusting to office culture. How long should it take a new employee to acclimate to a new work environment? Should a new employee voice their opinion on everything immediately? What virtual meeting backgrounds are appropriate? Listen in to find out the answers to these questions and more.

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On this second episode of a three-part series on preparing for success, host Morgan Hutter welcomes back Rachel Southern and Danita Trice to talk about email and time management. The average person receives 78 work emails a day and spends approximately 37 hours a week on email. Listen in as they discuss the best tips and tricks to keep your life organized, both inside your inbox and outside of it.

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Transitioning from student life to a full-time employee can be challenging. In this episode - part 1 of a 3-part series - host Morgan Hutter welcomes Rachel Southern , the Assistant Director for Industry Advising in Business Careers in the Office of Career Development and Professional Engagement in the Cohen Career Center, and Danita Trice, Associate Director Over Academic Engagement at the Boehly Center. They discuss tips, tricks, and best practices students should utilize when making the leap from campus life to full-time corporate employee.

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Host Morgan Hutter welcomes Madison DiLenge and Eliza McKenney of Cornerstone Research. Both are resent alums of William & Mary and today speak about their careers at Cornerstone - what kind of company it is, what kind of work they do, their passion about being economic consultants, and more.

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