Because collecting sustainability data is a relatively new priority for businesses, it can appear to be an open field, lacking rules of the game. At the Corporate Sustainability Movement: The Flood of Data conference held by the Gabelli School of Business and Fordham …

What do virtual reality cameras, hoverboards, and Snapchat Lenses have in common? They’re all technologies that were new to their audiences when introduced. In today’s fast-paced business world, innovation can sometimes be key to staying relevant. The Fordham Fintech Network focused on this theme …

By Emily Raleigh According to the Bloomberg National Poll, healthcare was the second most important issue to the American voter in the 2016 election, just trailing unemployment and job security. That made the visit of Karen Ignagni, EmblemHealth’s president and CEO, all …

How do you tackle a problem as complex as poverty in a city as large as New York? The Gabelli School of Business and Graduate School of Social Service teamed up to bring together some of the city’s most accomplished …

For women preparing to enter the business world, the path to career success can sometimes seem less than clear. That’s where industry leaders at this year’s Women in Leadership Conference, sponsored by Smart Woman Securities, stepped in. Among the speakers were Ashley …

At one point or another, we’ve all fallen victim to binge watching. Netflix makes it easy, but it wasn’t always this way. Before Netflix became a household name for online video streaming, it was a DVD-rental business, like Blockbuster—yet Netflix …

When you think of Miami, what comes to mind? Palm trees, sunshine, and the ocean? At this month’s three-day AshokaU Exchange conference, 13 Fordham representatives gathered in Miami for a different kind of experience. The exchange brought together 750 students, faculty, …

It’s not uncommon to hear stereotypes describing millennials as lazy, entitled, or too tied to technology. At a joint event between the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association and the Fordham University Alternative Investments Club, not only was “millennial” not a …

Bringing together more than 200 people—most of them college students—early on a Saturday morning is no small feat. But Fordham’s Entrepreneurship Conference, known as TrepCon, is no typical gathering. Run by the Entrepreneurship Society and the Gabelli School of Business, it’s a day-long …

When it comes to the apparel industry, change is inevitable. Manny Chirico, BS ’79, CEO of the global apparel company PVH—perhaps better known as Phillips Van Heusen—visited the Lincoln Center campus to share his extensive knowledge of this field defined …