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Marcella P
- Research Program Mentor
MBA candidate at New York University (NYU)
Expertise
Finance, Banking, Payments, Entrepreneurship, Organizational Behavior
Bio
Hi there! I'm Marcella, a finance-turned-human-resources leader with an undergraduate business degree from Wharton and soon an MBA from NYU Stern. My academic passions span anywhere from the U.S. banking system and global payments to organizational psychology and DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion). Outside of work, I spend most of my time salsa dancing, trying to get my houseplants to grow, and recreating lost family recipes. Excited to meet you!Project ideas
Incorporating ESG Criteria in Corporate Lending
Investigate how banks incorporate ESG criteria into their corporate lending decisions. Students will explore the intersection of financial analysis and sustainable development goals, learning about ESG frameworks and their application in banking. Ultimately, the goal is to produce a research paper summarizing findings and proposing strategies for enhancing ESG integration in corporate lending practices, potentially influencing sustainable business practices in the banking sector.
Assessing the Impact of Remote Work on Employee Wellbeing and Organizational Culture
Students will explore the psychological effects of remote work on employee wellbeing and organizational culture. They will examine theories of organizational behavior and psychosocial factors influencing work-from-home arrangements and propose strategies that maximize both employee happiness and business results.
The Impact of Gender Diversity in Tech
Students will examine how gender diversity initiatives impact organizational performance in high-growth tech companies. They will explore current gender diversity initiatives in tech, analyze corporate diversity reports, and apply theories of organizational effectiveness to propose strategies for increasing business results through investments in gender diversity.