above: Brandeis NABE Chapter board members with NABE president Ken Simonson at the chapter-launching event, IBS. 

The Brandeis NABE Chapter is a student chapter of the National Association for Business Economics (NABE). The club is dedicated to students interested in a career in economics or finance, as a macroeconomic vision is integral for both. Since its formation in January 2012, the chapter has organized numerous networking events with top-tier business professionals and academics, held in Washington DC, New York City and here at Brandeis. In February 2013, the group held the first Crisis Game event, an inter-school competition that challenges students' knowledge of economics, finance and market regulation, while offering excellent networking opportunities and prizes in the form of internships. 

More information is available on LinkedIn and Facebook. 

above: NABE members at the 54th NABE Annual Meeting in New York City.

Media Coverage of Brandeis NABE:

http://www.brandeis.edu/global/news/stories/4NABE.html

http://www.brandeis.edu/global/news/stories/10NABE.html

http://www.brandeis.edu/global/news/stories/1CrisisGame2013.html

above: The Economic Policy Conference in Virginia. 

2012-2013 Events:

March 25th-27th: 28th NABE Economic Policy Conference, VA

April 27th: Economic Careers in Finance and Industry, Brandeis University

October 13th-16th: 54th NABE Annual Meeting, New York

October 19th: Lunch with Ken Simonson (NABE President), at Brandeis University

February 1st: Crisis Game, Brandeis University

March 3rd-5th: NABE Economic Policy Conference, Washington DC

Tentative: Lunch with business economists 

above: NABE members attending the 54th Annual NABE meeting in New York City.