UAlbany MBA for Executives 5th Annual Alumni Networking Event

You’ll be able to meet new Massry School of Business Dean, Dr. Paquita Davis-Friday, chat with cohort members past, present, and future, catch up with faculty and staff, and hear a keynote presentation by Jordan Modiano, who will speak on “From Success to Significance: Understanding Your True Impact”.

In this powerful and thought-provoking talk, Jordan will explore the often-overlooked impact we have on others and the world. Drawing from psychological research and real-life experiences, he will reveal why high-achievers sometimes feel unfulfilled despite success—and how to shift perspective to recognize and amplify their influence. Blending insights with compelling storytelling, Jordan will challenge attendees to rethink success, embrace their unseen impact, and leave a lasting legacy beyond their careers. Attendees will walk away with a deeper understanding of their true influence, practical strategies to create meaningful impact, and a renewed sense of purpose in their leadership and personal lives..

Refreshments and hors d'oeuvres will be served and there will be a cash bar. Two drink tickets per guest will be provided at the check-in desk.

The University at Albany Alumni Association will have a table at the event so be sure to stop by and learn from Career Services Coordinator Meg McCarthy about how you can get involved.

Please RSVP by 5:00 p.m. on Monday, March 31!

With an entrepreneurial spirit and a heart for making a difference, Jordan Modiano has built a life centered on passion and purpose. Raised on Long Island, Jordan entered the workforce straight out of high school, starting in the auto industry before transitioning to a successful career in advertising. In 2015, he founded Express Employment Professionals of Albany, with a mission to help people find fulfilling jobs. His Saratoga office followed in 2019.

Jordan is not just a businessman—he’s also a race car driver, motivational speaker, and Autism Super Dad. His non-profit, Racers 4 Autism, reflects his deep commitment to supporting families and individuals within the autism community. Jordan’s dedication to his wife, daughter, and broader community shapes everything he does, whether on the racetrack or in his professional life. His motto: work hard, play hard, and “change the world, for one person at a time.”

Host or Publisher University at Albany Program Director Don Purdy