Owl Have You Know Podcast: A Live Event 

Note: If you registered for the original date and still plan to attend, please re-register. 

The winter storm may have delayed us, but great conversations are worth the wait! Join us on Tuesday, March 4 at 5:30 pm (Anderson Family Commons, McNair Hall) for an evening of insights, stories, and inspiration with a true leader at Rice Business — James Weston, the senior associate dean for degree programs and Harmon Whittington Professor of Finance.

With 24 years at Rice under his belt, James has plenty to share — his vision for the future of Rice Business, fascinating insights from his research on topics like racial disparities in auto lending, and even the surprising story of his days owning a bar in Rice Village.

You don't want to miss this special live recording of our podcast, Owl Have You Know. A reception with refreshments will follow. Register today!

Attendees can park in the central campus garage. The garage is under McNair Hall (Rice Business) and the fee is $12. 

Learn About Our Guest and Host

James Weston
Guest

James Weston is the senior associate dean for degree programs and the Harmon Whittington Professor of Finance at Rice Business. Known for his engaging courses on economics and finance, James has earned multiple teaching awards. His research, cited by journalists and in congressional testimony, spans critical topics in corporate finance, including banking, stock market liquidity and risk management. With his blend of academic insight and professional experience, James is helping shape the future of Rice Business.

Maya Pomroy '22
Host

Maya is an influential executive, entrepreneur, and award-winning host and journalist with over 20 years of experience. She is a highly sought-after speaker and board member. She has received numerous accolades, including the Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts' Communicator Award of Distinction and Award of Excellence, as well as the Rice Business Rising Star Alumni Award. Maya holds multiple degrees, including a BBA, a bachelor of journalism, and a master’s in public policy from the University of Texas. She earned her MBA at Rice Business.

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