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“I aspire to servant leadership where employees are empowered, ideas come from everyone and success is shared. The goal is to motivate the team to accomplish more than than they can do as individuals; create a culture where excellence is expected and collaboration and creativity are celebrated.”

Biography

Marcelo Prince is the Enterprise Editor for business, finance and economics coverage at The Wall Street Journal. Previously, he was the bureau chief in New York overseeing coverage of many of the biggest U.S. companies from AT&T to Walmart. He has worked at the WSJ for more than 25 years in a variety of editing and reporting roles. Marcelo has worked on articles and projects that have won the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting, two Gerald Loeb Awards for business reporting, the WERT Global Prize for investigative reporting, an Emmy Award for documentary news, and numerous SABEW Awards for feature writing, investigations, breaking news and beat coverage.

Positions

- Enterprise Editor, The Wall Street Journal

Global Markets, Economic Disruption, and Leadership in Times of Change

May 1st
2026

1:30 pm -
2:45 pm, EST

Rooms 102/104

Panel Discussion

Finance

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Introduction

In an era when nearly every financial market movement is labeled “unprecedented,” and every challenge is framed as a “global existential threat,” this panel brings perspective, experience, history, and faith back into the conversation.

Drawing on careers spanning global equities, foreign exchange, and macroeconomic research, a panel of Chaminade alumni—moderated by a leading Wall Street Journal columnist—will examine how economic disruption, policy shifts, and technological change are reshaping global markets, and why many of today’s challenges are not as new as they appear.

This interactive discussion will explore multiple topics including U.S. monetary policy, the future role of the U.S. dollar, and the disruptive impact of digital assets and artificial intelligence on financial markets.

Just as importantly, the panel will reflect on leadership in times of uncertainty—how, in every market cycle, Chaminade alumni can respond to dramatic change with perspective rather than fear, and why true leadership demands judgment, discipline, and calm over panic.