Dean of the Mccormick School of engineering and behalf of my colleagues at northwestern, it is myte absolute pleasure to introduce to you today my friend ginni rometty. Before we get started i wanted to thank steve and bill white as well as many members of the northwestern organization to an estimate so i met ginny for the first time when she got the alumni award in 2010. By then she was in the list of the 50 most powerful women in business. And i visited her later that year in 2010, and had a conversation with her that adopted us to create a master of science in analytics, which started 40 students and 1000 applications and is now ellipsis ever since so thank you for proposing that. And then we had with the ibm anniversary was coming, ginni, one of the first stops was here, not in this building but in the center for the centennial lectures and ibm. That was in march 2011 part and then she invited me to an absolutely amazing event coinciding with a United Nations meeting in new york fo
Well, it has been my name is julio ottino and that, you know, the Mccormick School of engineering and on behalf of my colleagues at northwest is my absolute to introduce to you today. My friend Ginni Rometty before we get started i wanted to thank trustees gordon segal and bill white as well as many members of the northwestern Senior Administration joining us today. So met jimmy for the first time when she got the alumni award in 2010. By then she was in the list of 50 most powerful women in business and abc did her later that year in 2010 and i had a conversation her that prompted us to create the master of science analytics. We started with 40 students and a thousand applications. Of course, going down ever since. So thank you for proposing that. And then we had when they ibm anniversary was coming, a genius, one of the first stops was here not this building, but in the ellen center for the centennial lectures, ibm. That was in march 11. And then she invited to an absolutely amazing
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