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Today we’re happy to announce that Professor Maxime Cohen from The New York University Stern School of Business is joining our Advisory Board. Professor Cohen’s research explores the intersection of data analytics and operations management, and he’s specifically interested in pricing applications such as retail, sustainability and cloud services. Before joining NYU Stern, Professor Cohen was a Postdoctoral Research Scientist at Google NYC and has collaborated with companies such as Oracle, IBM, and Accenture on a wide range of problems. Professor Cohen has immense experience in the areas of optimization, machine learning, stochastic modeling, and game theory, and previously worked in finance as a high-frequency trader and co-founded a private real-estate investment company. His experience will no doubt be extremely valuable to Cherre’s growth, and we’re looking forward to continuing to work closely together on many interesting research topics.
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