If you think only of Silicon Valley when you think about venture capital, think again. Andrew Buemi, FCRH ’11, visited a recent Alternative Investment Club meeting to offer his perspective as a young VC professional right here in New York …
The first-year student has chosen the global finance and business economics concentration at the Gabelli School of Business and hopes to pursue the six-year BS/JD dual-degree program to become an attorney.
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Taylor Duffy, BS ’20, has the most enviable summers.She lifeguards at a beach club in Breezy Point, Queens, and spends her days exactly where she wants to be.
Francis Gabriel Mendoza, MS ’17, is constantly looking for an opportunity.
One of the most important experiences of Graham Stevenson’s formative years was his association with Destination Imagination
Wei Huang, BS ’20, is used to hard work. She has been pushing herself ever since she and her mother moved to the United States from China more than a decade ago.
The Gabelli School’s Class of 2020, new to Fordham and some new to New York City, got a taste on Monday of the hopes that the school community has for them and the support they will have as they pursue their dreams.
When Sophie Gao, MS ’18, came to New York for a summer program at Columbia University in 2014, one of her side trips was to Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.
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As the students in Verizon’s Summer Technology and Entrepreneurship Immersion Program engaged in a series of enunciation exercises with Gabelli School of Business faculty member Clarence Ball, the president of the foundation that made the program possible stood to the side in the classroom and smiled.
High school is a time to explore options for careers and college choices, and a group of 40 juniors and seniors recently had a chance to jump start that exploration during the Gabelli School of Business’ first New York City …