I recently was lucky enough to be appointed to a position as executive in residence at the Fordham University, Gabelli School of Business, Responsible Business Center. The Center and its leaders do amazing, inspiring work and it is both an …

On the weekend of February 28, we (Vasileios Katsampas, full-time M.B.A.‘26 and Matt Clarkson, full-time M.B.A.‘25) had the privilege of attending the ClimateCAP Global M.B.A. Summit 2025, hosted at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. ClimateCAP is a unique initiative …

Gabelli School of Business Responsible Business Center and the Lupoff/Stevens Family Office are pleased to announce the funding of a pilot fellowship program

Over the course of Climate Week NYC 2024 the Responsible Business Center hosted four events that brought together thought leaders from across industry and academia

Hosted by Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business Responsible Business Center, the Event Attracted Industry Leaders and Entrepreneurs from Across Business Sectors

Top Industry Experts and Thought Leaders Across Sectors Shared Their Insights on Current and Emerging Strategies for Conducting Business Responsibly and Sustainably

Part of Climate Week NYC, the Event at The Nest Climate Campus at the Javits Center Will Enlighten Young Professionals on Climate Related Careers

The USA is widely recognized as the AI global development leader. According to the Stanford 2024 AI Index Report, American tech giants lead in AI investment, innovation, and implementation.

Two years ago, Columbia University Press (CUP) published a biography Paul Sonkin and I wrote on Roger F. Murray. Most readers of this essay will not know who Murray is. The full details of his life are not important for this discussion, although a few comments will put him in context.

For all the excitement around the business implications of AI, there are darker thoughts and worries being expressed.