Kuba Kowalski (GSB ’14) always dreamed of working in investment banking at a large firm. And now, he’s getting his start. Citigroup’s global investment banking division chose Kuba for an internship on its consumer products team, which — to give …

There’s a desk on Greenwich Street in Tribeca waiting for Daniel Hodd (GSB ’13). It’s in the offices of Citigroup, which has offered Daniel a full-time position in its sales and trading division. The entire Gabelli School community wishes Daniel …

We all have brands we return to, time and again. Perhaps nothing goes with your breakfast cereal quite like Tropicana. Maybe you’ll only put Castrol oil in your car. Nevin Kulangara (GSB ’15) is quickly developing a brand loyalty of his …

Sime Glavan (GSB ’13) will begin each morning this summer with a commute downtown to Goldman Sachs, where he will be a summer analyst in the firm’s asset management division. This internship will propel Sime forward in precisely the direction …

A finance major with a minor in economics, Karan Gupta (GSB ’13) is ideally positioned to begin work as an internal finance intern this summer at accounting giant Ernst & Young. Karan will commute to the firm’s Times Square headquarters, …

Thea Katz (GSB ’12) knew since high school that she wanted a job in marketing. Now she has one. After graduation, Thea will start work full-time as a digital marketing coordinator for Scripps Network Interactive, based out of New York …

Most of us will watch the 2012 Games on television, with our minds in London but our rear ends on the living room couch. Anne Mielke (GSB ’14) will be there in person — not as a mere spectator, but …

Only five students in the entire United States were selected for the finance rotational program at Symantec, and Alisha Klebe (GSB ’12) is one of them. Symantec, a computer software corporation with more than 18,500 employees in 50 countries — you …

by Elizabeth Anderson (FCRH ’13) With graduation approaching, the Class of 2012 is heading off in every direction: graduate school, the workforce, or maybe home to do a little soul searching. For Thomas Lloyd (GSB ’12), that direction is back …

Especially for a student as adept at business as Sean O’Connor (GSB ’12), it takes tons of passion and drive — not to mention will power — to turn down a $70,000-per-year offer with a major bank. But that is …