Roger W. Ferguson Jr., president and CEO of Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA), spoke to a small group of Fordham students about his life and career at the Lincoln Center campus on Oct. 3.  “I loved finance …

Just a few days before NYC Climate Week was set to begin, CEOs and academic thought leaders on corporate sustainability took part in a Sustainability Panel at the McNally Amphitheater, underscoring the potential for finance and private wealth to be …

Five Gabelli School faculty members won this year’s Gabelli Chair Challenge and accepted two-year endowed chair positions that will enable them to make intensive contributions to academic research and industry. The Chair Challenge was made possible by a Gabelli Foundation …

Gabelli School of Business management systems professor Michael Pirson, Ph.D., recently won an Alpha Sigma Nu Book Award for his book, Humanistic Management: Protecting Dignity and Promoting Well-Being.

Each “Talking With…” feature helps you learn about a different Gabelli School faculty member, administrator, or staff member. This week, we’re speaking with Dorothy Klotz, professor of operations at the Gabelli School of Business. You are recognized for your work …

With just one decade to go for countries around the globe to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), businesses and governments remain committed to the task of working together to create a more sustainable world, free of extreme …

On any given day, most university students start working on assignments by either studying in an on-campus library or at home, diving right into the subject matter at hand. Students who participate in distance learning have been doing so from …

Like sharks that need to keep swimming to live, businesses need to innovate to survive. On Oct. 3, representatives from five of the most innovative companies in the world came to Fordham to give students a peek into the ways …

During the 2008 financial crisis, there was one influential business and political icon who Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke continually invoked: Walter Bagehot. The inventor of the Treasury bill, Bagehot lived from 1826-1877 and was a British banker and editor of …