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How did you feel when you learned there was a movie being made about the Facebook controversy? To date, we’ve got 4,300 analysts and portfolio managers from around the world sharing ideas. Traditionally these analysts don’t share their proprietary research. Contributors are hedge fund analysts, mutual fund analysts and private equity analysts - experts who work at investment firms where their research influences investment decisions. We’re creating a universal encyclopedic database for investment ideas. What’s the idea behind your start-up company, SumZero? But students here generally treat me as just another student. I’ve heard anecdotally that some people look at me like that. Since the movie are you known as the guy who sued Mark Zuckerberg? It’s a huge differentiator to be an entrepreneur who also has a JD. You gain knowledge at law school that complements what you learn in business school. The students at both schools are really smart, the professors are accessible and the proportion of subject material - business to law - is just right. At age 22, I started thinking maybe I should do law school instead of business school. It was my chance to get both a law and business degree from two great schools in only three years, without having to take the LSATs and by completing a single application. The decision to apply to the program was a total no-brainer.Īfter the Facebook experience, I was very sensitive to the value of getting a legal education and of understanding the language of law and how it informs business decisions. When I read the details, I was blown away. I was looking at the Kellogg website and saw the link to the JD-MBA program. I’d heard about Kellogg and its great reputation but it wasn’t until I worked at Credit Suisse and met one of my co-workers - an awesome guy from Turkey and a Northwestern graduate - that I had a personal connection. Why did you choose Northwestern’s JD-MBA program?
In the following Q & A, Narendra shared his thoughts with Wendy Leopold about Northwestern, his company and his thoughts about “The Social Network.”
But, unlike Wikipedia, contributors are limited to hedge fund analysts, mutual fund analysts and private equity analysts - experts who work at investment firms and do research that influences investment decisions. Inspired by Wikipedia, SumZero is a universal encyclopedic database for investment ideas. The 28-year-old New Yorker is putting in long hours working on the startup he has been developing since 2008 as well as on the joint degree at Northwestern University School of Law and the Kellogg School of Management. Today he is much more interested in the JD-MBA that he is pursuing at Northwestern and what brought him to the University in the first place, a startup company called SumZero. Going through events that later became the plot of a major motion picture was life changing, he admits, but that was yesterday. How accurate is the story of what was deemed “the movie of the decade” by some critics? “The way our personalities are colored is exaggerated at times, but the underlying story is a lot closer to fact than fiction,” Narendra said. One of the film’s three Harvard graduates who alleged Mark Zuckerberg stole their idea for Facebook was based on Narendra. Divya Narendra was having dinner with his girlfriend when a fellow Northwestern University student recognized him for his real-world role portrayed in the blockbuster movie “The Social Network.” “He, of course, mispronounced my name,” said Narendra, still adjusting to the spotlight since the release of the movie.
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