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 …
Talk about three of-the-moment issues with sports industry professionals on Thursday, April 11, as Rose Hill plays host to the first Business of Sports Today Symposium. You can register here to attend for free. You’ll hear from the experts and …
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 …
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 …
by Farzana Ali (GSB ’15) “We have a meteorologist on our team,” announced Morgan Stanley’s Amy Oldenburg. What team was she talking about? The global emerging markets equity team at her firm, where she’s chief operating officer and portfolio specialist. …
As of last week, James R. Kelly is not merely a professor. He’s a Beacon. Fordham’s United Student Government bestowed upon him its Beacon Exemplar Award, the highest honor the USG can give to a member of the Fordham community. …
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 …
The Gabelli School of Business Dean’s Council is taking orders now for Class of 2013 t-shirts they’ve designed. If you want in, you have until March 10 to submit your order. Thanks to underwriting from Dean Rapaccioli, the shirts only …
True or false: Smart Woman Securities seminars are for female students only. False. A few intrepid Gabelli School “sons of Fordham” joined their female counterparts last week at the first seminar in SWS’s spring series. That allowed them to meet …
