1996 Faculty Lecture
Invited by New York University to deliver a lecture to the faculty of the School of Continuing Education on the challenges of a radically changing world.
View the lecture →Roger Kuperways has taught at New York University, bringing decades of practical business experience together with a lifelong study of philosophy.
Roger is a faculty member at New York University where he lectures and teaches courses related to Business Management and Philosophy. He has also been affiliated with the Sorbonne University of Paris and the University of Buenos Aires.
His work at NYU connected the practical lessons of entrepreneurship and management with larger questions about leadership, judgment, ethics, success and the way people make decisions.
He was selected as NYU “Man of the Year” for teaching and lifetime achievements and was the featured speaker at “Profiles of Success: An Evening with Roger Kuperways.”



Invited by New York University to deliver a lecture to the faculty of the School of Continuing Education on the challenges of a radically changing world.
View the lecture →Represented NYU at the “Pathways to Beauty and Well-Being” conference at New York’s Javits Center, giving three lectures that attracted more than 1,600 attendees.
Featured in “Profiles of Success: An Evening with Roger Kuperways,” highlighting his experience in entrepreneurship, teaching and reinvention.
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Teaching gave Roger the opportunity to do something he has always valued: turn experience into questions, and questions into conversations.
The classroom became a meeting place between theory and practice—where ideas about entrepreneurship, leadership, philosophy and life could be tested against the real world.
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Roger’s work at NYU is one chapter in a life devoted to entrepreneurship, teaching, philosophy, reinvention and the practical questions that shape how we live and work.
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