College is full of decisions. When it comes to the big ones, it pays to make them right the first time. Choosing a major is one of the biggest. Get it right on the first try, and you’re in fantastic …
by Elizabeth Anderson (FCRH ’13) Julia Blasl walks into her office on 35th Street every Wednesday morning, ready to lead her team of employees at JumpStart, a startup IT recruiting firm. Julia is not only the company’s financial manager, responsible …
Management professor Michael Pirson has accepted an offer to join the governing board of Gram Vikas USA, the American arm of a non-governmental organization based in Orissa, India, that has earned renown worldwide for its social entrepreneurship and work to …
The leader of the Jesuit order, Father General Adolfo Nicolas, met this month with our own Dean Donna Rapaccioli and her peers from other universities to talk about Jesuit business schools’ potential to create tangible change. Father Nicolas envisions change …
This week and next week, one critical event for juniors and another for sophomores will take place. Juniors: Attend a career-search workshop with a former Fortune 100 recruiter! Date: Thursday, March 22, 2012 Time: 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. …
Heads up, marketing majors and communications and media management students! The university Career Services office is hooking you up with representatives from ESPN, AOL, Telemundo, T3 and the advertising agencies Grey and Ketchum. The event will include both a panel …
Career fairs are a familiar piece of the college landscape: Employers set up booths, students bring résumés, and the hiring ritual commences in earnest. Meet recruiters from Citigroup or Sony, leave with valuable job leads. Simple. But what if there …
What’s going to make you different from all the other accounting majors looking for jobs? From all the other finance students? From the thousands of graduates nationwide who want to be in marketing? Consider technology. If you can master today’s …
Accounting major Celeste Sipherd (GSB ’12) will heed the call of the West Coast after graduation as she joins Microsoft’s Financial Rotation Analyst Program at the company’s headquarters in Seattle, Washington. Appropriately for the graduate of a globally focused business program like …
by Catherine Migueis (GSB ’12) Financial success is important for any small business, but it is even more meaningful for the Amani Project, the Fair Trade operation at the Gabelli School of Business. The project’s students celebrated their most successful …
