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Lubin students interacting with the Executive in Residence on the Pleasantville Campus

2021-2023 Executives in Residence

New York City: Steve Bandrowczak

Chief Executive Officer
Xerox
Monday, April 3, 2023

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Lubin Executive in Residence Steven Bandrowczak, Chief Executive Officer, Xerox Holdings Corporation

Steve Bandrowczak was named chief executive officer of Xerox Holdings Corporation effective August 2022. An accomplished technology executive across a range of industries, Steve has a proven track record of leveraging digital platforms to transform global operations, drive market share and increase profitability.

Steve joined Xerox in 2018 as president and chief operations officer. Prior to joining Xerox, Steve served as chief operating officer and chief information officer at Alight Solutions, where he was responsible for the application portfolio and technical infrastructure of the organization. Throughout his career, Steve also held senior leadership positions at various multi-billion-dollar global companies, including Avaya, Nortel, Lenovo, DHL and Avnet.

Steve teaches "Leading Disruptive Change in Digital Economy" at Columbia University for the Master of Science program and is a mentor at Columbia University's Center for Technology Management.

Steve holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Long Island University, New York and a Master of Science degree from Columbia University, New York.

New York City: Ricardo Venegas '88

Managing Director and Founder, SNAP Global Solutions
Monday, November 7, 2022

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Executive in Residence Ricardo Venegas '88

SNAP Global Solutions has created a wide network of business relationships within the toy and entertainment industry, which includes animation studios, consumer products, retailers, and wholesalers. For over 25 years, it has been Ricardo Venegas' goal to make SNAP the "GoTo" for smart, creative, turn-key solutions. His professional background includes many years in banking and CP, which has provided him with valuable real-world, strategic, analytic, and problem-solving experiences.

At SNAP, Venegas and his colleagues have worked with iconic animation studios and globally renown toy companies—true leaders in their fields—who have entrusted them with their IP and brands in countless exciting projects.

From Disney to Dreamworks, Hasbro to Mattel, SNAP's "turn-key design and manufacturing solutions model" has brought to market fun, quality, and competitively priced products, maintaining the company's consistent reputation for offering innovative solutions, outstanding customer service, and professionalism. The principle of continuous improvement drives SNAP forward.

This event was co-sponsored by AMA.

New York City: Anthony Kuczinski '81

President and Chief Executive Officer
Munich Reinsurance America Inc.
Wednesday, October 27, 2021

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Lubin students with Fall 2021 Executive in Residence Scott Schulman

Tony Kuczinski is president and chief executive officer of Munich Reinsurance America, Inc., chair of Hartford Steam Boiler Group, Inc., and chair of American Modern Insurance Group, Inc. He has overall responsibility for Munich Re's property and casualty reinsurance and specialty insurance businesses in the U.S. He is also a board member of Munich Re America Corporation and several of the related corporations. Read Tony Kuczinski's biography

This event was sponsored by the Lubin School of Business and by Beta Gamma Sigma.

Pleasantville: Scott Schulman

Executive, Board Member and Advisor - Information and Media
Wednesday, October 20, 2021

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Lubin students with Fall 2021 Executive in Residence Anthony Kuczinski '81

Scott Schulman has spent his career in the information and media industries, as a leader of global businesses and consultant/advisor to many of the world's most successful and innovative companies. As a CEO, Board Director, Consultant and Executive Advisor, he focuses on helping companies drive organic growth through new customer-driven strategies and business models. Read Scott Schulman's biography

This event was sponsored by the Lubin School of Business and by the Pace Center for Student Enterprise.