Any Gabelli School student can testify that from the end of freshman year to the end of sophomore year, one’s command of business grows exponentially. For Suliman Al Aujan (GSB ’15), the same can be said of his two Merrill …

For Nikki de Castro (GSB ’14), three days turned into a year … overnight. This month, she participated in a summer leadership program held by the accounting firm McGladrey. At the end of the program’s three days, she and the …

Have you ever watched the recap of a New York Mets game on the news and, as the camera panned over CitiField, thought to yourself, “Wow, the stadium’s really empty!” Well, changing that is about to become the provenance of …

Legends Sports and Entertainment, which runs operations at Yankee Stadium, takes on only one finance intern for the summer. That spot for 2013 went to our very own Thomas Bannon (GSB ’15). If the words that caught your attention above …

It’s often said that “accounting is the language of business.” This summer, the language of business will allow Nick Lusardi (GSB ’13) to begin learning the language of France. Nick is about to begin a unique KPMG internship: He will …

Michael Gamber (GSB ’13) has been told that nine of 10 people who start his program don’t make it to the end. No matter. Mike knows that he’s going to be the one. Morgan Stanley’s financial advisor associate program is a …

When it came to the internship search, Andrew Montelongo (GSB ’16) found the best resource he could ask for on the third floor of Hughes Hall. It was the Gabelli School’s Personal and Professional Development Center, where he made the …

It’s often said that getting a job is all about whom you know. Joe Coscia (GSB ’14) and Aimee Fields (GSB ’14), however, are proving that you don’t have to know anyone. This summer, Joe and Aimee will be buying …

Here at Fordham, we always talk about the vast internship opportunities that await students in New York City. Eamon Trebilcock (GSB ’16) is proving that Gabelli School students can find great value in internships close to home, too. Eamon has …

Getting the job you really want can take persistence. Michael Sutton (GSB ’13) never gave up on his primary goal, and with graduation less than two weeks away, he has it. It’s at Goldman Sachs, in sales and trading. Mike …