Rutgers-Camden Business School Dean to Speak at Exchange Club Tonight

The new dean of the Rutgers School of Business — Camden will speak tonight for members and guests of the Exchange Club of Ocean City.

The public is invited to hear Jaishankar Ganesh, a noted business innovator, address the local audience. Social hour starts at 6 p.m., and the dinner starts at 7 p.m. at the Tuckahoe Inn in Beesleys Point. The $20 admission includes dinner, and attendees can pay at the door.

Jaishankar Ganesh was appointed as dean of the Rutgers School of Business —Camden effective Aug. 1. Ganesh became Rutgers’ first full and permanent dean of Asian Indian descent. He serves as the fourth dean of the Rutgers–Camden business school.

As dean, Ganesh is developing the academic and administrative operations of the Rutgers–Camden business school, which has 679 undergraduate and 276 master of business administration (MBA) students attending classes on the Camden Campus and in Atlantic City and Mount Laurel.

Established in 1988, the school has 35 full-time faculty and 20 staff members and is the first business school in southern New Jersey to earn international accreditation.

Ganesh, 45, recently served as associate dean for administration and executive education at the University of Central Florida’s College of Business Administration.