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1. business.columbia.edu › faculty › peopleMark Broadie | Columbia Business School

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   Jun 1, 2020 · Office: 1131 Kravis. Phone: (212) 8544103. E-mail: mnb2@gsb.columbia.edu. Links. Curriculum Vitae. Professor Broadie currently teaches the elective courses Security Pricing: Models and Computation, Computational Finance, and Programming for Business Research. He is an Academic Advisory Board Member for the Program for Financial Studies.

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     Mark Broadie. Carson Family Professor of Business. Research...

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     Mark N. Broadie - The Data Science Institute at Columbia...

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2. business.columbia.edu › Broadie--Mark-CV_2022Curriculum Vita Mark N. Broadie November 2022

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   Curriculum Vita Mark N. Broadie November 2022. 665 West 130th Street, 1131 Henry R. Kravis Hall Graduate School of Business Columbia University New York, NY phone: 212-854-4103 e-mail: mnb2@gsb.columbia.edu twitter: @MarkBroadie 10027. Research Interests. Education. 1979{1983. 1975{1979. Employment.

3. golf.com › travel › the-man-with-two-brains-stokesStrokes-gained guru Mark Broadie's pioneering analytics have ...

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   Sep 11, 2018 · Columbia Business School professor Mark Broadie's breakthrough data-driven research has yielded insights with farther-reaching implications he ever foresaw.

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4. www.chicagogolfreport.com › mark-broadieMark Broadie – The Godfather of Golf Analytics

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   Walter Lis. July 24, 2022. Our guest this episode is the godfather of golf analytics, Mark Broadie. Mark is a professor of business at Columbia Business School and invented the “strokes gained” method of measuring golf performance. His book Every Shot Counts has become one of the most popular books in golf.