How can you get someone who doesn’t like sports to pay attention to the Olympics—or at least the ads? Speaking to marketing students at the Gabelli School’s Lincoln Center campus, Sarah Greenwood, MBA ’12, explained how authentic stories about athletes …
By Chris Gosier Note: This story was originally published in Fordham Magazine and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. Asked how technology can guard against shadowy online threats posed by hackers, a cybersecurity expert focused instead on the human factor—and common-sense …
By Patrick Verel Note: This story was originally published in the Fordham Newsroom and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. Ran Niu, MSGF ’16, is among a select group of students awarded a new scholarship geared toward training future leaders to strengthen links …
In a city with a population of more than 1.2 million, one might imagine there are many people devoting time to doing good. John Mungioli, BS ’09, is one of those people. Not just a casual volunteer, Mungioli was a …
You’ve created your résumé. You’ve edited it. You’ve revised it again. What next?
“The beauty of the business is the people you work with and the places you go.” That’s how Joe Favorito, FCRH ’85, independent branding consultant, describes sports marketing. Co-sponsored by the Fordham Marketing Association and Business of Sports Society at Fordham, a recent sports-marketing …
If you’re seeking advice on how to pursue a career in the fashion and beauty industries, these five young alumnae can help.
As chairman and CEO of the apparel company PVH, Manny Chirico, BS ’79, oversees some of the world’s best-known clothing brands, including Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Speedo, Van Heusen, and Izod.
“> Alumni of the MBA, EMBA and MS programs at the Gabelli School of Business gathered for a reunion, held at the Lincoln Center campus on June 9. (Photo by Veronica Stuart)[/caption] By Eric Askins More than 300 alumni of …
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In less than 10 minutes, Pat David, head of diversity at JPMorgan Chase, made the assembled Gabelli School of Business graduate students at the Beacon Theater laugh, think, and get inspired. David was the speaker at the MBA and MS …
