NOW is the time to sign up for TrepCon, the Gabelli School’s entrepreneurship conference, if you haven’t already. Why? Because it’s next week! You can register right here. Come for an hour. Hang around for a few hours. Stay all …

John Caplan, founder and CEO of OpenSky, an up-and-coming social shopping site with about 3 million members, will deliver the opening address next month at the Gabelli School’s Entrepreneurship Conference, a.k.a. TrepCon. Click here to register for a free seat …

Please welcome Emily Raleigh (GSB ’16) back to the dance floor. This sophomore entrepreneur is the brain behind the Smart Girls Group, one of only three student ventures nationwide to win a grant last spring from the Kenneth Cole Foundation. Her group aims to …

When Andrew Kingsley (GSB ’13) graduated in May, some of his entrepreneurship professors predicted he’d make headlines one day. It didn’t take long for that day to come. Andrew’s business, The Concourse Fund — one of the first four ventures …

You don’t need to have a startup to attend this event. You don’t need seed money. You don’t even need an idea. All you need is a passion for launching a new venture — even something you haven’t dreamed up …

Picture a startup that’s kicking it and taking names. Think that company has something to do with new technology? Um, yeah. If you want to get into startups these days, you NEED to get on board with tech. That’s why every …

  Sam Hysell (GSB ’14) wrote the following notes — a “what you need to know” — after the Entrepreneurship Society’s “Breaking & Entering into New York City Tech Startups” event.   The session was split into two parts: Concrete …

TrepCon — the Gabelli School’s annual entrepreneurship conference, organized by the Entrepreneurship Society — returns to Fordham on Wednesday and Thursday, November 14 and 15, 2012. Keep your schedule clear for these days, because you’ll want to have as much flexibility …

A co-founder of the Fordham Entrepreneurship Society and high-achieving 2011 Gabelli School of Business alumnus, Andrew Arcangel (GSB ’11), is the subject of a profile in today’s Rockland County Times, a daily newspaper serving the county northwest of New York …

by Daniel Keyes (GSB ’12) As more and more consumers demand that companies better align their practices with the interests of society, established businesses have had to make corporate social responsibility a greater priority. But a look at the entrepreneurial …