Dwayne Kennemore
Clinical Assistant Professor of Finance
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Educational Background
- MBA, Accounting and Analytic Finance, Booth School of Business, University of Chicago, 2004
- J.D., Intellectual Property Law, School of Law, University of Texas, 1998
Positions Held
- Research Affiliate, Harvard University, 2024 to present
- Data Science Consultant, Dwayne Kennemore LLC, 2020 to present
- Director, Data Science Initiatives and Advanced Analytics, Riverside Insights, 2018-2020
- Senior Finance Manager, Dean Foods, 2013-2014
- Senior Associate, LBC Credit Partners, 2012-2013
- Associate, Houlihan Lokey, 2011-2012
- Credit Analyst, McDonnell Investment Management, 2007-2011
Current Courses
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Financial Modeling (FIN 418) The objective is to learn the fundamentals and practice building financial models using Microsoft Excel. By the end of the term, each student should be able to develop an understanding of any financial relationship and build that financial relationship into a model using the built-in functions of Excel. Financial modeling, by definition, requires significant work outside of the classroom. Models are introduced, demonstrated, and reviewed in class, but each student is expected to research and collect date, and to construct the models, prior to each week's class meeting.
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Financial Modeling (FIN 518) The objective is to learn the fundamentals and practice building financial models using Microsoft Excel. By the end of the term, each student should be able to develop an understanding of any financial relationship and build that financial relationship into a model using the built-in function of Excel. Financial modeling, by definition, requires significant work outside of the classroom. Models are introduced, demonstrated, and reviewed in class, but each student is expected to research and collect data, and to construct the models, prior to each week's class meeting.