by Emily Raleigh (GSB ’16) There is no denying that technology is consuming our world. Sanjeev Michael Masih (GSB ’07) has experienced the technology boom first hand. As a risk-management consultant for Accenture, Mr. Masih’s job responsibilities change from project …
Hop the Ram Van down to Lincoln Center this Tuesday for a complimentary pizza lunch and a chance to hear alumnus Aaron Isaacson (GSB ’03) talk about the link between his career at J.P. Morgan and business law. Date: Tuesday, …
Get ready to meet Saleem Khan (FCRH ’02), a senior director of IT at Standard & Poor’s. He’s coming to talk about his career, and how a little investment in technology as part of your education — some courses in …
Being a first-time entrepreneur doesn’t always bring tons of recognition. Yet Andrew Arcangel (GSB ’11) just scored some — by being one of 12 small-business owners nationwide named “Rookies of the Year” by the online magazine Under30CEO.com. Andrew is the …
Have you ever been to an Alumni/Student Supper Club meeting? If not, consider applying for your last chance this semester! The Supper Club is a way for you to truly connect with alumni. It’s just you, a handful of classmates, and …
by Farzana Ali (GSB ’15) She wanted to be on Broadway: a singer, a dancer. Or maybe the owner of a spa chain. Yet she became the chief U.S. technical and market analyst in the investment strategy group at Merrill …
James J. Houlihan (GSB ’74) leads a phenomenally successful real estate business than has been in his family since 1891, when his great-grandfather founded it. His work spans commercial brokering and property management, real estate capital and more. He is …
Juvoni Beckford (GSB ’13) got himself an internship at Standard & Poor’s — through technology. Brendan O’Grady (GSB ’13) is headed to Ernst & Young after graduation — because of technology. Adrienne Ellis (GSB ’11) works at Deloitte — in …
by Farzana Ali (GSB ’15) You want a finance internship. Did the idea of randomly walking into Wall Street offices uninvited ever occur to you? It did to Sihien Goh (GSB ’13). He sat down with Smart Woman Securities before break …
You only have to pay attention at the enormous cranes, scaffolding and rising steel lattices all over this city to see that construction is a massive business in New York. Here’s an opportunity to have dinner with an executive in …
