John is an instructor in the course Financial Management, an elective in the Human Resource Management Development Program. John began his career as a floor broker on the New York Mercantile Exchange trading Crude Oil. John progressed to general research which lead to training seminars at the World Bank and regular attendance at the Unites Nations Committee on Trade Development(UNCTAD) yearly outlook programs. John Joined Morgan Stanley in 1997 where he was responsible for Financial Product Training for employees and clients. John’s current course with the NYU School of Profession Development concentrates on students obtaining a firm understanding of the concept of Time Value of Money, application of Time Value of Money to Stocks and Bonds and lastly the calculation and application of the Weighted Average Cost Capital to a corporations existing and potential projects. John joined NYU School of Professional Studies in 2009. John is a graduate of NYU Stern School of Business and a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)

Publications

• Financial Engineering, Evolution of a Profession By John Wiley & Sons (Jun 07 2011)
• Still a Tiny Piece of the Action By MBA Magazine (Sep 03 1976)
• Black Capitalism By Review of Black Political Economy (Sep 01 1976)