John Manley (GSB ’13) knows where he’ll be working from this July onward — and it’s a place where he has already succeeded (twice!) as an intern. John is a member of the incoming 2013 analyst class at Deutsche Bank. …
Do you see yourself headed for a Big Four or other large accounting firm? Are you not sure yet, but it sounds interesting? Either way, now’s your chance to find out everything you want to know about working in the Big …
by Emily Raleigh (GSB ’16) The Management Society may be newly established, but its members are moving quickly to make a name for themselves at the Gabelli School of Business. Taking part in the Global Management Challenge ought to accelerate …
Students who are interested in sports business or communications have a great opportunity coming up. Brian McIntyre, senior communications advisor to NBA commissioner David Stern, is coming to talk about his career — and how his Jesuit education got him …
by Farzana Ali (GSB ’15) What does Target have that Amazon doesn’t? A physical store. Four Gabelli School of Business students recently decided it was time to bring that whole store online. Graham Batstone (GSB ’12), Andriana Antonucci (GSB ’14), …
Fordham’s Institute of International Affairs welcomes Gabelli School students to come see a movie called Walking Merchandise about young Chinese people trafficked to the United States for forced labor. The movie has been featured at three film festivals, and its directors …
Walking out of yesterday’s Core Bowl — the premier business-presentation competition of the sophomore-year core curriculum — with a $1,000 prize and a lot of pride were five students: Thor Hoff (GSB ’15), Nicole Iman (GSB ’15), Nevin Kulangara (GSB ’15), Michelle Matteini …
Thanks to KPMG, students who want to attend the Gabelli School of Business London program in fall 2013 have three extra scholarships to try for! KPMG is underwriting three grants to make it easier for our students to go …
A scholarly article co-written by Professor Meghann Drury-Grogan and Professor Travis Russ has won a best paper award from the National Communication Association. Congratulations! One of the most important insights covered in this paper emerged from Professors Russ and Drury’s …
Taking Marketing Principles this semester? If so, take note: The four events below have been approved by the Personal and Professional Development Center for credit in spring 2013. Don’t forget that all Marketing Principles students must attend two events this semester to complete …
