Dhananjay (Dan) Gode

Biography

Dan Gode is a Clinical Professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business. Dan has been at Stern since 1998, has been voted "Professor of the Year" twice, and has been nominated for the award seven times. Dan is also the founder of Almaris Consulting and Training. For 35 years, he has consulted with corporations, investment banks, accounting firms, research boutiques, and over 250 hedge funds. He has developed and taught twenty-four different courses.

His teaching, consulting, and research span advanced financial and managerial accounting, financial statement modeling and analysis, taxation, credit risk and valuation, business drivers of industries, tech industry drivers, renewable energy and electric vehicle industries, quantitative finance, programming and data science, and the application of modern AI tools to financial analysis.

Dan has been published in the Review of Accounting Studies, the Quarterly Journal of Economics and the Journal of Political Economy.

Dan received his BS in Electronics Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology and his MBA from the Indian Institute of Management. He received his MS in Information Systems, MS in accounting, and PhD from Carnegie Mellon University.

Research Interests

• Accounting
• Finance and information systems
• Economics

Courses Taught

• Business Drivers: An Analytical Framework
• Financial Statement Analysis
• Financial Statement Analytics using Python
• Modeling Corporate Transactions (Advanced Modeling)
• Modeling Financial Statements
• Taxation of Individuals and Business Income
• Taxes and Business Strategy
• Tech Industry Drivers: An Analytical Framework

Academic Background

Ph.D., Accounting, 1994
Carnegie-Mellon

M.S., Accounting, 1992
Carnegie-Mellon

M.S., Information Systems, 1990
Carnegie-Mellon

M.B.A., Information Systems, 1988
Indian Institute of Management

B.S., Electrical Engineering, 1986
Institute of Technology