As the AIM program continues to turn out high-powered alumni in the investment and banking industries, maybe we'll have a story similar to the one below in the not too distant future.
Notre Dame Alumni Give $20 Million for Investment Institute
A New York City couple has donated $20 million to endow a
center for investment and managing at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza
College of Business, the South Bend Tribune reports. James Parsons, a
financier, and physician Carrie Quinn both graduated from the South Bend, Ind.,
campus in 1996.
The Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing aims to advance
research on investment management, expand opportunities for business students,
and facilitate partnerships among the Mendoza school, the Notre Dame investment
office, and university alumni. Mr. Parsons is the founder of Junto Capital
Management and Dr. Quinn is a private-practice pediatrician and a clinical
professor at Mount Sinai Hospital.
