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 …

The road was not easy — four rounds of interviews over the course of six weeks — but Karan Gupta (GSB ’14) emerged victorious at the end, the recipient of an investment banking analyst internship at European banking giant BNP …

Putting the marketing half of her dual concentration into action, Alice O’Brien (GSB ’12) will join the New York Post’s advertising sales staff after graduation, starting in June as an account coordinator selling both newspaper and digital advertising. Alice’s position …

Wasting no time in building his résumé, Christopher McCloskey (GSB ’15) has been selected for a summer 2012 slot with Northwestern Mutual, where he will be a financial representative intern. Chris is looking forward to the opportunity because he’ll receive …

Taking a seat on the forefront of digital marketing, Alexis Summit (GSB ’14) is spending Wednesdays this semester as an intern at LiveIntent, a downtown-Manhattan-based startup that integrates advertising into e-mail newsletters, notifications and alerts. The company comes highly recommended, …

Michael Sutton (GSB ’13), a public accounting major with a concentration in finance — who also will be among the first Gabelli students to graduate with the new value investing specialization — has accepted an internship in the equity sales …

Accounting major Celeste Sipherd (GSB ’12) will heed the call of the West Coast after graduation as she joins Microsoft’s Financial Rotation Analyst Program at the company’s headquarters in Seattle, Washington. Appropriately for the graduate of a globally focused business program like …

Isabelle Wildgen (GSB ’12) has been accepted to the master’s degree program in strategy and management of international business at the Grand École ESSEC in Paris and will continue her studies there after graduating from Gabelli in May. Congratulations, Isabelle! …