Ethics and Accountability in the Age of AI w/ Hafiz Asif

Retail Real Estate at a Crossroads: Why Stores Still Matter w/ Jason Richter

In this episode, we examine how retail real estate is evolving in a digital-first world and why physical stores still matter. Jason Richter, Managing Principal of Capricorn, shares insights on how brands and landlords are reimagining space, experience, and long-term value.

The Leadership Imperative w/ Jessica Rodgers

In this episode of Inside the Z-Suite, Dean Janet Lenaghan speaks with EY Partner Jessica Rodgers on leading risk in a fast-changing, non-linear world. Drawing on EY’s Global Risk Transformation Study, they explore how organizations can turn risk into a strategic advantage. Jessica shares insights on internal audit transformation, regulatory readiness, and governance in the age of AI.

Accounting for Change w/ Robert O. Mayer

In this episode of Inside the Z-Suite, Dean Janet Lenaghan speaks with Robert O. Mayer, Partner Emeritus of Prager Metis, about the changing landscape of the accounting profession. From firm mergers to the rise of private equity, Mayer shares insights on how these shifts are reshaping firm structures, client services, and career paths, along with what today’s professionals need to succeed in a rapidly evolving industry.

Beyond the Numbers: Women Leading Change in Accounting w/ Carin Giuliante

On this episode of Inside the Z-Suite, we’re joined by Carin Giuliante, Chair and CEO of Deloitte Tax LLP and proud Hofstra alumna, for a conversation on purpose-driven leadership, innovation, and the evolving future of the accounting profession.

Ethics and Accountability in the Age of AI w/ Hafiz Asif

As AI plays a growing role in decisions across healthcare, hiring, finance, and the legal system, concerns around fairness and accountability are rising. In this episode of Inside the Z-Suite, Hafiz Asif, PhD, Associate Professor at the Zarb School of Business, discusses his research on AI and ethics and what it takes to use emerging technologies responsibly.